We Used to Sing | Pam Sharno

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SEX 18 NOV • 17H | CINEMA SÃO JORGE • SALA 3

WE USED TO SING PAM SHARNO
Lidia Morozov
Israel Doc 2021 32’

O retrato intimista e agridoce de três gerações de mulheres que emigraram de Moscovo e vivem juntas num pequeno apartamento em Telavive. Amor maternal incondicional e conflitos não resolvidos. Como pano de fundo, o fantasma da História e de histórias não contadas.

An intimate and bittersweet portrait of three generations of migrant women from Moscow living together in a small apartment in Tel Aviv. Unconditional maternal love and unresolved conflicts. In the background, the ghost of history and untold stories.

Argumento, Produção e Direcção de Arte Screenplay, Production and Art Direction Lidia Morozov
Fotografia Cinematography Noam Liel Sonnenfeld
Montagem Editing Katia Shepeliavaya
Design de Som Sound Design Rei Elbaz
Com With Maria Shenderov, Ana Morozov, Mila Perlmute, Lidia Morozov
Distribuidor Distributor Hedva Goldschmidt

ESTREIA EUROPEIA EUROPEAN PREMIÈRE

Prémios Awards
Terceiro lugar, Docaviv Student Competition, Israel
Festivais Festivals
Artdocfest, Letónia

Nota da Realizadora Director’s Statement
As an immigrant myself it’s important for me to convey through my films the hardships and challenges immigrants deal with through their personal point of view, their lack of identity and their longings for what was left behind. Through close and intimate filming consisting of framed shots around our home, together with the film’s cinematographer I chose to depict the process we’ve been through as immigrants in a foreign land, three generations of women dependent on each other while staying away from the outside world. In the absence of men at home, each one of us fought to be the one controlling the space, and during these moments is when we decided to film statically and let the one trying to take over define the movement versus the camera. One of the main themes I wanted to shed light on during the film was what unconditional motherly love is, and through my mother’s and grandmother’s absolute co-dependent relationship, through everyday moments, I encounter us at our most intimate moments and uncover the wounds of the past.

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