“Baldilocks”, interview with the director Marthe Peters
"Baldilocks" uses archival footage to delve into Marthe Peters' childhood battle with cancer. A journey of memory and a love letter to her parents.
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“Who Stands up for Alvar”, interview with director Anna Maria Joakimsdottír Hutri Chiara Nicoletti
“Who stands up for Alvar”, Icelandic director Anna Maria Joakimsdottír Hutri is first own short feature film, participating at the 58th KVIFF’s Future Frames.
After many projects she co-directed, including a feature film, “A Music story”, Joakimsdottír Hutri finally took the chance of writing and directing a story of her own, showing all her creative skills.
As KVIFF programmer Anna Kořínek writes: “Who Stands Up For Alvar is a critique of an overburdened welfare system that drains caregivers of valuable energy they could be devoting to their clients, as well as a poignant look at the need for “ordinary” human kindness.”
The film’s not only about the social system that fails but it is also a tale of a mother and a daughter.
Minna a mother to a fifteen year old daughter, an artist who’s limited possibilities for an employment is within the social service as an assistant nurse. Minna is there for her ice skating elite training daughter but she is faced with the dilemma of also dealing with the terminally ill neighbour.
Written by: Chiara Nicoletti
Future Frames: Generation NEXT of European Cinema
Festival
Karlovy Vary Film Festival"Baldilocks" uses archival footage to delve into Marthe Peters' childhood battle with cancer. A journey of memory and a love letter to her parents.
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Self, a Pixar Sparkshort title by Searit Huluf, premiering at the Frame Future FF, is literally poetry turned into cinema
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