“You hurt my feelings”, interview with director Nicole Holofcener
You Hurt my feelings by director Nicole Holofcener is finally coming out in Italian cinemas after Sundance and Torino Film Festival
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“Kalak“, the new feature film by Isabella Eklof is based on a book of the same title , narrating the consequences of a family abuse, set in a fascinating but haunting Greenland village. The film has been awarded with the Jury Award and Best DoP Award at the 71st San Sebastian Film Festival.
The film narrates the pain in the memory of an abuse and the need of put distance, both physical and mental, from that event. And consequently, the need to be loved.
This is a line that is slap in the face the summarise the feeling of jan the main character of “KalaK“, by Isabella Eklof. Dialogues are essential but powerful throughout the film, and it is one of its strongest features.
Jan is on the run from himself after being sexually abused by his father. Working as a nurse in Greenland, he longs for deeper connection at any cost
Written by: Angelo Acerbi
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