International Perspective
Burning buildings in a dense fog, a dead horse on a dusty road, people fleeing through harsh mountain landscapes. The end of war in Kosovo in 1999 gave us strong images and was a dark chapter in the history of modern Europe. After the war, children sell peanuts and cigarettes on the streets of Pristina in order to survive. In a cinematic testament co-created over 15 years, they transform into adults before our eyes, as the struggle to survive becomes a struggle for a future at all. They confront us with their innermost secrets and desires, while stuck in limbo and haunted by their past.
Presented at the Berlin International Film Festival.
24/10
20:20
INSTITUTO MOREIRA SALLES - PAULISTA
26/10
13:30
ESPAÇO AUGUSTA ANEXO 4
27/10
20:00
CINESYSTEM FREI CANECA 5
29/10
17:00
CINESYSTEM FREI CANECA 3
Birgitte Stærmose
Birgitte Stærmose
Marek Septimus Wieser, Troels N’Koya-Jensen
Stefan Sundlöf, Anne Østerud
Pëllumb Ballata
Kristian Selin Eidnes Andersen
Erik Knive Skodvin
Lise Lense-Møller
Visar Arifaj, Fredrik Lange, Mark Lwoff, Misha Jaari
Magic Hour Films
Kabineti, Vilda Bomben Film, Bufo
Danish Film Institute, Split Screen
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