Four short films nominated for the European Short Film Audience Award. Vote for your favourite!
Language: Eng Duration: 95 min Age Limit: 12+
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Mon 3.3. -
17:30 -
Finnkino Cine Atlas 2 -
Free entry, requires ticket
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MN01
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Sat 8.3.
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10:30
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Finnkino Cine Atlas 4
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Free entry, ticket required
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ST87
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Kafana na Balkanu
Balkan, BabyDirector: Boris GavrilovićCountry: GermanyYear: 2023Genre: FictionDuration: 19 minMartina is a good immigrant. At least, she has always done her best to be regarded as such in Germany. But then she meets young Dunja during a short vacation at Lake Starnberg. Dunja is self-confident, non-conformist and, above all, she stands by her Yugoslavian origins – unlike Martina. Suddenly, Martina is forced to confront a part of her identity that she has repressed all her life.
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Motherless Child
Director: Sophie MaréchalCountry: Belgium, FranceYear: 2023Genre: FictionDuration: 22 minBarbara, a 30-year-old single female, is the typical example of a modern woman: a working girl living in a fast lane. Barbara is completely hooked on her smartphone, but her routine is about to change when a mysterious balloon, seemingly sent from the sky, floats into her life.
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Natureza humana
Human NatureDirector: Mónica LimaCountry: Portugal, GermanyYear: 2023Genre: FictionDuration: 26 minIn an apartment in a city under curfew, a day expands from early spring to late summer. A couple’s longing to start a family is shaken by a pervasive feeling of uncertainty.
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Storks Always Come Home
Director: Halyna KoziutynskaCountry: UkraineYear: 2023Genre: DocumentaryDuration: 28 minGala and Viktor search for their Heaven on Earth, even during the war. That’s why they bought an abandoned house in the Carpathian Mountains and started repairing it. It’s a place of peace and calmness where they can grow their food, be silent, be defenseless, and drink coffee overlooking the mountains and a stork’s nest. But winter comes, the apple tree in the yard freezes, and the War reaches Heaven.
