Birth of a Nation
Daya Cahen / Netherlands / 2010 / Czech Premiere / 11 min.
synopsis
FilmWOMAN-HOMELAND presents, on parallel images on one screen, life at a Moscow girls’ cadet school. The film, which experiments with multiple messages, offers a suggestive view of life at a military boarding school where girls as young as eleven learn to cook, sing, and shoot weapons. It also holds a mirror up to contemporary Russia, in which the army offers a sense of connection with the myth of a heroic past.
more about film
| director: | Daya Cahen |
| script: | Daya Cahen |
| photography: | Daya Cahen |
| editing: | Daya Cahen |
| sound: | Daya Cahen |
contact
Marta JurkiewiczDistribution Experimental Film (International Festivals)
020 - 7582351 (direct)
020 - 683 3401 (fax)
martajurkiewicz@eyefilm.nl
EYE Film Institute Netherlands
Vondelpark 3 1071 AA Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Film at festival
| premiere type: | Czech Premiere |
| festival edition: | 2011 |
| section: | Short Joy |
| format: | DigiBeta PAL |
| language: | Russian |
| subtitles: | English |
| colour: | Colour |
Info
| director: | Daya Cahen |
| original title: | Birth of a Nation |
| country: | Netherlands |
| year: | 2010 |
| running time: | 11 min. |
