Meet our films at Berlinale European Film Market 2014!
DZMA (BROTHER)
Feb 10 – 10:35 – Cinemaxx 19
Feb 11 – 13:10 – Cinemaxx 14
FOR THOSE WHO CAN TELL NO TALES
Feb 6 – 12:35 – Cinemaxx 19
Feb 11 – 09:30 – Cinemaxx 14
DZMA (BROTHER)
Feb 10 – 10:35 – Cinemaxx 19
Feb 11 – 13:10 – Cinemaxx 14
FOR THOSE WHO CAN TELL NO TALES
Feb 6 – 12:35 – Cinemaxx 19
Feb 11 – 09:30 – Cinemaxx 14
DZMA (BROTHER)
Tbilissi, early 1990’s. A few families living in the old part of town must each in their own way confront the changes taking place in their city. Maia witnesses her eldest son, Giorgi, slipping away from her while her youngest son, Datuna, a young and very talented pianist, must cope with the violence that is little by little becoming a part of their daily lives. In the building across the street, another tragedy has struck: young Datuna’s dear old friend, Achil, has lost his grandson in the war. The old man is bedridden, sick with grief.
FOR THOSE WHO CAN TELL NO TALES
Kym, an Australian tourist, decides to visit Bosnia during her summer holidays. Her guidebook leads her to Visegrad, a gorgeous small town on the border of Serbia. After a night of insomnia in a “romantic” hotel, she returns to Sydney and eventually finds out what happened there during the war. A few months later, against her friends and family’s advices she decides to go back to Visegrad and investigates on hidden war crimes.
Tbilissi, early 1990’s. A few families living in the old part of town must each in their own way confront the changes taking place in their city. Maia witnesses her eldest son, Giorgi, slipping away from her while her youngest son, Datuna, a young and very talented pianist, must cope with the violence that is little by little becoming a part of their daily lives. In the building across the street, another tragedy has struck: young Datuna’s dear old friend, Achil, has lost his grandson in the war. The old man is bedridden, sick with grief.
FOR THOSE WHO CAN TELL NO TALES
Kym, an Australian tourist, decides to visit Bosnia during her summer holidays. Her guidebook leads her to Visegrad, a gorgeous small town on the border of Serbia. After a night of insomnia in a “romantic” hotel, she returns to Sydney and eventually finds out what happened there during the war. A few months later, against her friends and family’s advices she decides to go back to Visegrad and investigates on hidden war crimes.