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Kostia, a young dancer based in Paris, strives to create a performance centered
around a new style of contemporary dance. By forming a bond with his dance
instructor, he learns to embrace his homosexuality.
The Rite of Summer won the Best Director award at the SMR13 International
Independent Film Festival and the European Cinematography Awards (ECA), as well
as the Best Foreign Film award at the Lebanese Independent Film Festival (LIFF).
The Rite of Summer thus stands out as a cinematic creation that goes beyond
conventions, authentically and artistically exploring facets of sexual identity and selfacceptance. The prestigious awards, such as the Best Director and Best Foreign Film
awards, attest to the exceptional quality of this film that successfully combines artistic
originality and emotional depth.
Following the death of their parents, Tom, Max, and Jade Lansky find
themselves on their own. To meet their needs, Max, a competitive boxer
coached by his brother Tom, takes part in underground boxing matches.
A poignant family drama that received acclaim from the audience at the SMR13
International Independent Film Festival, garnering two distinctions: the Best
Editing Award and the Best Cinematography Award. This film's exceptional
narrative structure and storytelling fluency were acknowledged with the Best
Editing Award, while the Best Cinematography Award recognized its visual
aesthetics and mastery of imagery. These accolades affirm the talent and
emotional impact of this film within the realm of independent cinema.
Vedran, who lives in Malmö, Sweden, returns to Sarajevo after an 18-year
absence. The city gradually exerts its influence on him, raising the question of
his true identity Swedish or Bosnian. The concept of home is also under
scrutiny: does the heart reside where his house is, or does the house exist
where his heart is? The search for his true home thus becomes a personal
quest.
The magnificent, award-winning film from the SMR13 international independent
film festival explores the poignant theme of refugees who leave a war-torn
country and return years later. Buoyed by Best Director's award-winning
cinematography and the outstanding performance of lead actor Boris Glibusic,
the film transcends the boundaries of independent cinema, offering a
captivating and profound narrative. Beyond the distinctions it has won, this film
provokes profound reflection on the universal themes of resilience, identity,
reconciliation and the meaning of home.
An unusual comedy with ghostly tales!...
It's the story of two sisters, Lucie and Mina. The first is an esthetician, married
to Roland, a pool salesman, and she desires to have a child. The second is
single and lives like an old maid in the imposing family mansion. Well, not
entirely alone. Mina sees and talks to her mother throughout the day. However,
their mother passed away when the girls were teenagers. Lucie, the rational
one, has eventually gotten used to her sister's extravagant visions. But one day,
Roland and she find themselves compelled to coexist with Mina in the grand
house...
A lesbian couple turns to an online donor to have a child. The relationship that
develops between the biological mother-to-be and the donor will not be without
consequences for the couple.
This acclaimed comedy at the international independent film festival SMR13
addresses various subjects. It explores the redefinition of family in the modern
context, highlighting the diverse ways individuals form family bonds and
navigate contemporary challenges. The complexity of human relationships and
unconventional family ties, particularly in the realm of assisted reproduction and
new technologies, is also examined. Ethical questions related to assisted
reproduction, especially concerning the role of the donor in the life of the
unborn child and the couple, are raised.
Three thrilling narratives recount the tumultuous loves of protagonists on the
fringes of society, whose destinies unexpectedly converge. These captivating
stories delve into the intricate complexities of romantic relationships, shedding
light on the surprising intersection of divergent fates. Each of these
marginalized characters reveals emotional depth, providing a poignant
exploration of love in unconventional contexts.
A celebrated film by the audience at the SMR13 International Independent Film
Festival, it stands out by exploring various characters and narratives, skillfully
intertwining them to provide a comprehensive perspective on a central theme.
Father Interrupted - Padrectomía" is a powerful and emotional one-hour documentary set in Buenos Aires that tells the story of Marcelo Mosenson, a father fighting for his right to see his son in the face of legal obstacles and parental alienation. The film sheds light on an important issue affecting fathers and children around the world and promises to be a must-see for anyone interested in family law, human rights, and victims of “fatherectomy”.
Marcelo Mosenson, a 45-year-old father, has not seen his son Noah for three years due to legal obstacles created by his ex-wife. Directed by Guillermo Costanzo and co-produced by Nomade Films and Cabracarril, along with Luckymatrix, "Father Interrupted - Padrectomía" follows Marcelo's poignant journey through personal video diaries, revealing his struggles to reunite with his son amidst legal battles and emotional turmoil. The documentary not only highlights Marcelo's story but also aims to raise awareness of parental alienation on a global scale, resonating with fathers worldwide who are fighting similar battles for their parental rights. Scheduled for release in Spring 2024, the film will be showcased at EFM and Mip 2024, offering a compelling insight into the devastating effects of parental alienation on both fathers and children.
Distributed by Luckymatrix, "Father Interrupted - Padrectomía" is a 52-minute documentary that promises to captivate audiences with its raw emotional depth and universal relevance. With its compelling narrative and heartfelt storytelling, this documentary is poised to make a significant impact on viewers, sparking conversations and driving change in family law and human rights advocacy
Kostia, a young dancer based in Paris, strives to create a performance centered
around a new style of contemporary dance. By forming a bond with his dance
instructor, he learns to embrace his homosexuality.
The Rite of Summer won the Best Director award at the SMR13 International
Independent Film Festival and the European Cinematography Awards (ECA), as well
as the Best Foreign Film award at the Lebanese Independent Film Festival (LIFF).
The Rite of Summer thus stands out as a cinematic creation that goes beyond
conventions, authentically and artistically exploring facets of sexual identity and selfacceptance. The prestigious awards, such as the Best Director and Best Foreign Film
awards, attest to the exceptional quality of this film that successfully combines artistic
originality and emotional depth.
Following the death of their parents, Tom, Max, and Jade Lansky find
themselves on their own. To meet their needs, Max, a competitive boxer
coached by his brother Tom, takes part in underground boxing matches.
A poignant family drama that received acclaim from the audience at the SMR13
International Independent Film Festival, garnering two distinctions: the Best
Editing Award and the Best Cinematography Award. This film's exceptional
narrative structure and storytelling fluency were acknowledged with the Best
Editing Award, while the Best Cinematography Award recognized its visual
aesthetics and mastery of imagery. These accolades affirm the talent and
emotional impact of this film within the realm of independent cinema.
Vedran, who lives in Malmö, Sweden, returns to Sarajevo after an 18-year
absence. The city gradually exerts its influence on him, raising the question of
his true identity Swedish or Bosnian. The concept of home is also under
scrutiny: does the heart reside where his house is, or does the house exist
where his heart is? The search for his true home thus becomes a personal
quest.
The magnificent, award-winning film from the SMR13 international independent
film festival explores the poignant theme of refugees who leave a war-torn
country and return years later. Buoyed by Best Director's award-winning
cinematography and the outstanding performance of lead actor Boris Glibusic,
the film transcends the boundaries of independent cinema, offering a
captivating and profound narrative. Beyond the distinctions it has won, this film
provokes profound reflection on the universal themes of resilience, identity,
reconciliation and the meaning of home.
An unusual comedy with ghostly tales!...
It's the story of two sisters, Lucie and Mina. The first is an esthetician, married
to Roland, a pool salesman, and she desires to have a child. The second is
single and lives like an old maid in the imposing family mansion. Well, not
entirely alone. Mina sees and talks to her mother throughout the day. However,
their mother passed away when the girls were teenagers. Lucie, the rational
one, has eventually gotten used to her sister's extravagant visions. But one day,
Roland and she find themselves compelled to coexist with Mina in the grand
house...
A lesbian couple turns to an online donor to have a child. The relationship that
develops between the biological mother-to-be and the donor will not be without
consequences for the couple.
This acclaimed comedy at the international independent film festival SMR13
addresses various subjects. It explores the redefinition of family in the modern
context, highlighting the diverse ways individuals form family bonds and
navigate contemporary challenges. The complexity of human relationships and
unconventional family ties, particularly in the realm of assisted reproduction and
new technologies, is also examined. Ethical questions related to assisted
reproduction, especially concerning the role of the donor in the life of the
unborn child and the couple, are raised.
Three thrilling narratives recount the tumultuous loves of protagonists on the
fringes of society, whose destinies unexpectedly converge. These captivating
stories delve into the intricate complexities of romantic relationships, shedding
light on the surprising intersection of divergent fates. Each of these
marginalized characters reveals emotional depth, providing a poignant
exploration of love in unconventional contexts.
A celebrated film by the audience at the SMR13 International Independent Film
Festival, it stands out by exploring various characters and narratives, skillfully
intertwining them to provide a comprehensive perspective on a central theme.
Father Interrupted - Padrectomía" is a powerful and emotional one-hour documentary set in Buenos Aires that tells the story of Marcelo Mosenson, a father fighting for his right to see his son in the face of legal obstacles and parental alienation. The film sheds light on an important issue affecting fathers and children around the world and promises to be a must-see for anyone interested in family law, human rights, and victims of “fatherectomy”.
Marcelo Mosenson, a 45-year-old father, has not seen his son Noah for three years due to legal obstacles created by his ex-wife. Directed by Guillermo Costanzo and co-produced by Nomade Films and Cabracarril, along with Luckymatrix, "Father Interrupted - Padrectomía" follows Marcelo's poignant journey through personal video diaries, revealing his struggles to reunite with his son amidst legal battles and emotional turmoil. The documentary not only highlights Marcelo's story but also aims to raise awareness of parental alienation on a global scale, resonating with fathers worldwide who are fighting similar battles for their parental rights. Scheduled for release in Spring 2024, the film will be showcased at EFM and Mip 2024, offering a compelling insight into the devastating effects of parental alienation on both fathers and children.
Distributed by Luckymatrix, "Father Interrupted - Padrectomía" is a 52-minute documentary that promises to captivate audiences with its raw emotional depth and universal relevance. With its compelling narrative and heartfelt storytelling, this documentary is poised to make a significant impact on viewers, sparking conversations and driving change in family law and human rights advocacy
Father Interrupted - Padrectomía" is a powerful and emotional one-hour documentary set in Buenos Aires that tells the story of Marcelo Mosenson, a father fighting for his right to see his son in the face of legal obstacles and parental alienation. The film sheds light on an important issue affecting fathers and children around the world and promises to be a must-see for anyone interested in family law, human rights, and victims of “fatherectomy”.
Marcelo Mosenson, a 45-year-old father, has not seen his son Noah for three years due to legal obstacles created by his ex-wife. Directed by Guillermo Costanzo and co-produced by Nomade Films and Cabracarril, along with Luckymatrix, "Father Interrupted - Padrectomía" follows Marcelo's poignant journey through personal video diaries, revealing his struggles to reunite with his son amidst legal battles and emotional turmoil. The documentary not only highlights Marcelo's story but also aims to raise awareness of parental alienation on a global scale, resonating with fathers worldwide who are fighting similar battles for their parental rights. Scheduled for release in Spring 2024, the film will be showcased at EFM and Mip 2024, offering a compelling insight into the devastating effects of parental alienation on both fathers and children.
Distributed by Luckymatrix, "Father Interrupted - Padrectomía" is a 52-minute documentary that promises to captivate audiences with its raw emotional depth and universal relevance. With its compelling narrative and heartfelt storytelling, this documentary is poised to make a significant impact on viewers, sparking conversations and driving change in family law and human rights advocacy
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