Sixth Eurochannel Short Films Tour - Program 4 – Young at Heart
Sixth Eurochannel Short Films Tour - Program 4 – Young at Heart |
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Albatrosses (Albatrosses, 2013) Director: Mike Kren Synopsis: The now grown up Leoš remembers his childhood in communist Czechoslovakia of the 1970s, his escape to Austria, and his first impressions in this new home, but also the things and people he had to leave behind. A film about the lightness and fleetingness of childhood memories and the weight they can have for a whole lifetime. |
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Welcome Home Emma-Rose (Welcome Home Emma-Rose, 2013) Director: Miriam Heard Synopsis: Emma-Rose is a truck driver in the army and is coming home for 10 days, to her home in the countryside in North Wales, with her Gran and 10-year-old sister, Jenny, who cannot believe her big sister is home and can't get enough of her company. We see how being away for so long has affected their relationship, as Jenny also sees her big sister as a mother figure, and how being in the army has affected Emma-Rose. Jenny gets upset and angry because Emma-Rose is going away again; as she always says, it's the last time, but it never is. |
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Caipirinhas in Ipanema (Caipirinhas en Ipanema, 2013) Director: Antonio Hernández Centeno Synopsis: Antonio and his mate argue while they visit a European city. They stop by a square cafe to have a drink; a little boy, Antonio, comes by, and his father afterwards. |
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The Last Trip of Emile (Le dernier voyage d’Émile, 2013) Director: Tibo Pinsard Synopsis: Emile suffers a lot from his disability. He has suicidal tendencies and wishes to put an end to her life, while he doesn't want to cause any pain to his mother. That's why he flew to the Reunion Island, far from her, determined to exploit to the maximum — with his tour guide — the opportunities offered by this "intense island." But things won't turn out as expected by the depressed tourist. |
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Morning (Jutro, 2013) Director: Sonja Prosenc Synopsis: Father and son travel toward a better life in a new country. Both too similar and too isolated in their destinies, they drift apart and insist on their silent rebellion against each other. After an all-day ride, they spend the night at a desolated rest stop, too tired to think about their vulnerability. In the morning the father wakes up alone in the car and becomes aware of the terrifying event of the past night. On the edge of losing everything, he finds more than he could have hoped for the day before. |
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Jesus Stopped at Gyzi (O Christos stamatise stou Gyzi, 2013) Director: Amerissa Basta Synopsis: |
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The Anvil (L’Enclume, 2010) Director: Thierry Nevez Synopsis: |