Film Selection

Screening

Discussion after the film
Free entrance

Dear Darkness

Twelve-year-old Frida is almost blind. She can only make out contours, shadows and colours, but in her dreams all the images clear up – so she can 'see' what is hidden for others.

Director
Samuel N. Schwarz

Samuel N. Schwarz was born in 1996 in Berlin. After graduating in Art History and Theatre Studies from the Freie Universität in Berlin, he directed some short films. Since 2018, he has been studying feature and documentary film directing at the KONRAD WOLF Film University in Babelsberg. His debut documentary short Dear Darkness was invited to DOK Leipzig and IDFA in 2019. Samuel lives and works in Berlin as a director and author.

Karla & Nordahl

Karla is 6 years old and has a big brother named Nordahl. Why does she consider him as both her big and little brother? We get an insight into Karla’s world and how she deals with having an elder brother with learning difficulties.The director followed her own children through a winter showing their everyday life, including both demanding situations and heartfelt love.

 

Recommended age 9+

Director
Elisabeth Aspelin

Elisabeth Aspelin has primarily worked as an editor of television series and short documentaries. Karla & Nordahl is her debut as a director.

Show time & place

Address
Poltava Region,
poltava,
141,European st
Location
Branch Library №4
Start time
October 1 at 13:30

Organizer

Organizer
Poltava branch of Public Service of Ukraine
Partner
Poltava regional branch of the Ukrainian Library Association
Phone
+380 66 8833514
Dear Darkness
Year
2019
Country
Germany
Director
Samuel N. Schwarz
Karla & Nordahl
Year
2019
Director
Elisabeth Aspelin