Director: Frida Kempff
Producer: David Herdies
Prod. Co: Momento Films
Genre: Documentary
(86 min)
In a frozen mid-winter Toronto, a group of nurses are fighting to give vulnerable homeless pregnant women the possibility of a new life with their newborns. Winter Buoy is a poetic and rough exploration of hope and trust, and about the individuals behind the faces many of us chooses not to see.
WINNER Best Doc at Nordic International Film Festival NY, 2015
Nominated Best Nordic Documentary at Gothenburg International Film Festival, 2015
Nominated First Film International at Cinéma de Réel, 2015
Nominated Tempo Documenary Award at Tempo Documentary Film Festival, 2015
Describe your image.
Describe your image.
Describe your image.
Director: Marcus Carlsson
Producers: Lovisa Charlier, Hans Danneborn
Prod. Co: Mariedamfilm AB
Genre: Drama
(82min)
Your childhood shall never die is about a group of people and their complicated relationships to one another. Vera is trying to figure out how to relate to her sons irresponsible father, while her sister is about to release a book about their shared childhood. Not far from Vera, a professional clown is hesitantly trying to get on with his life and form a new relationship, but his ex is refusing to let go of him.
In close shots, full of emotions, the characters expose the best as well as the worst in them, and the film provides no simple answers to its questions.
Winner ”Kulturnyheternas Bagge” Award for best newcomer, 2014
Anochece en la India
(Official trailer)
Director: Chema Rodriguez
Producers: Alvaro Alonso, Juan Libssoart
Prod. Co: Jaléo Films, Atmo
Editor: José M G Moyano
Genre: Drama
(95min)
I was additional editor in this film.
This is a story about Ricardo and Dana. Ricardo has been in a wheelchair for the last ten years, suffering from a degenerative disease now in its final stage. He wants to die on the banks of the Ganges River in India and meet Gadhali again. In this journey, he is accompanied by housekeeper Dana. Life owes something to these two lonely beings. The journey will become the alibi for paying it off.
Nightfalls in India is a shining road-movie full of life that uses journey as an excuse to tell a story about love and the passing of time, about the importance of the present and the need to recover lost time; a story in which the journey itself is as important as the arrival.