Zlata
| 导演： | Mattias Bavré |
| 编剧： | Mattias Bavré |
| 主演： | Zlata Levkovych Iryna Levkovych Martin Levkovych Petro Levkovych |
| 制片国家/地区： | 比利时 |
| 类型： | 纪录片 |
| 语言： | 乌克兰语 / 荷兰语 / 英语 |
| 年代： | 2023 |
| 上映： | 2023-10-10 |
| 片长： | 50分钟 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| IMDB： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
In 2021, 12-year-old Zlata fled the war in her home country, Ukraine. Together with her mother and younger brother, she ended up in Ghent, Belgium, where she was initially taken in by filmmaker Mattias. Step by step, Zlata discovers her new environment, while missing her beloved cat Findus, who stayed behind in Ukraine along with her father Petro. Awaiting her father's uncertai... (展开全部)
In 2021, 12-year-old Zlata fled the war in her home country, Ukraine. Together with her mother and younger brother, she ended up in Ghent, Belgium, where she was initially taken in by filmmaker Mattias. Step by step, Zlata discovers her new environment, while missing her beloved cat Findus, who stayed behind in Ukraine along with her father Petro. Awaiting her father's uncertain arrival, how does Zlata cope with her changing environment? And will Zlata ever see her cat Findus again?
This impressive documentary, with its striking minimalistic and poetic approach, shows a face of the war that is often left unseen: that of how children and teenagers navigate through a tragedy that demands them to be stronger and more mature than they ever should be at their ages.
In 2021, 12-year-old Zlata fled the war in her home country, Ukraine. Together with her mother and younger brother, she ended up in Ghent, Belgium, where she was initially taken in by filmmaker Mattias. Step by step, Zlata discovers her new environment, while missing her beloved cat Findus, who stayed behind in Ukraine along with her father Petro. Awaiting her father's uncertai... (展开全部)
In 2021, 12-year-old Zlata fled the war in her home country, Ukraine. Together with her mother and younger brother, she ended up in Ghent, Belgium, where she was initially taken in by filmmaker Mattias. Step by step, Zlata discovers her new environment, while missing her beloved cat Findus, who stayed behind in Ukraine along with her father Petro. Awaiting her father's uncertain arrival, how does Zlata cope with her changing environment? And will Zlata ever see her cat Findus again?
This impressive documentary, with its striking minimalistic and poetic approach, shows a face of the war that is often left unseen: that of how children and teenagers navigate through a tragedy that demands them to be stronger and more mature than they ever should be at their ages.
