Dogmeno nuotykiai (dubliuotas)

Age limit: N-13. 7-12 years old children must be accompanied by an adult.
Genre: Drama, News from the North
Year of release: 2024
Duration: 82 min.
Film language: Icelandic
Subtitle language: Lithuanian.

Art student Una's life turns upside down in 24 hours. As Reykjavík mourns the worst traffic tragedy in the city's history, Una grieves in solitude: unlike her friends, she keeps a secret and cannot openly mourn. Icelandic director Rúnar Rúnarsson's emotionally complex film about loss opened the Cannes Festival's Another Look program: alongside mourning and human vulnerability, the beauty and resilience of youth shines through, reminding us that a new day has dawned after tragedy. Within 24 hours, the life of art student Una turns upside down. While Reykjavík mourns the worst traffic tragedy in the city's history, Una grieves in solitude: unlike her friends, she keeps a secret and is unable to express her grief openly. Icelandic director Rúnar Rúnarsson's emotionally complex film about bereavement opened the Cannes program A Different Look: alongside mourning and human vulnerability, the beauty and resilience of youth shines through, reminding us that after tragedy a new day always comes. Born in Reykjavík, Runar Runarsson lives in Denmark, where he graduated from film school. His film "Echo" was also presented in "Scanorama" and participated in the competition program of the Locarno Festival. Back in 2006 nominated for an Oscar, and in 2008 for the Palme d'Or at Cannes and the European Film Awards, Runar has probably won the most awards for short films. His latest film opened the program of the Cannes festival "A Different Look" and is a candidate for the best European film award. Reykjavik-born Rúnar Rúnarsson lives in Denmark, where he went to film school. His film Echo was also presented at Scanorama and was in competition at the Locarno Film Festival. Nominated for an Oscar in 2006 and the Palme d'Or at Cannes and the European Film Awards in 2008, Rúnar has probably won the most awards for short films. His most recent film opened the Cannes Festival A Different Look program and is in the running for the Best European Film award. Director: Rúnar Rúnarsson Author of the script / Screenplay: Rúnar Rúnarsson Cinematography: Sophia Olsson Producer: Heather Millard Cast: Elín Hall, Katla Njálsdóttir, Mikael Kaaber Festivals: Cannes International Film Festival - Opening film of the "Different View" Program; Kabūr Film Festival - Young Jury Award; Karlovy Vary International Film Festival - "Horizons" Program; International Munich Film Festival - Masters competition program Cannes International Film Festival - Opening Film of A Different Look program; Kabur Film Festival - Young Jury Award; Karlovy Vary International Film Festival - Horizons Programme; Munich International Film Festival - Master Competition Programme
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