Magdalena Chmielewska – Lullaby #KVIFF56
A girl cannot sleep, no therapy works and no one really cares for her that much. An astounding short film with a mesmerising new young actress.
A girl cannot sleep, no therapy works and no one really cares for her that much. An astounding short film with a mesmerising new young actress.
When creativity is work and you cannot find insipration: this is what this pop and multidimensional film is about.
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A story of runaway lovers set four years before Slovakia becomes part of the Schengen Area
An unexpected warm encounter between two prostitutes
A film about a moment when children are confronted with new responsibilities
Filmmaking and sex go together well
The contraddiction of our relationship to ageing
A film that looks at the dangers of oppressive mentalities
The relationship between two siblings after their mothers death
A need for solitude and silence, interrupted
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