When was Forest, Forest released?

Forest, Forest was released on 5 June 2023.

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Forest, Forest holds a 7.0/10 audience score from 1 votes.

Who directed Forest, Forest?

Forest, Forest (2023) was directed by Maria Stoianova.

Forest, Forest

Name: Forest, Forest
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2023-06-05
Rating: 7.0

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Documentary

The film is made from home video recordings made by a Ukrainian family in 2002-2008. Like most home videos focusing on children, they convey the feeling of a beginning and perspective - but also of repetitiveness, mundanity, the hum of time. What is our 'together' made of? What connections keep us together? Through vernacular videos from the past, the film seeks to speak (often in baby talk and children's riddles) about plurality, rootedness, about us.

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7.0/10
1 votes

Status: Released
Budget: —
Box office: —
Language: Ukrainian

short film

Behind the camera

Director

Maria Stoianova

Produced in

Ukraine

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- PremiereDocudays UA IDHRFF5 Jun 2023

Frequently asked questions

When was Forest, Forest released?: Forest, Forest was released on 5 June 2023.
Where can I watch Forest, Forest online?: No verified streaming availability is listed for Forest, Forest right now. Check back soon.
Is there a Hindi trailer for Forest, Forest?: No verified Hindi trailer for Forest, Forest is available yet. Only the original-language trailer is listed.
What is the rating of Forest, Forest?: Forest, Forest holds a 7.0/10 audience score from 1 votes.
Who directed Forest, Forest?: Forest, Forest (2023) was directed by Maria Stoianova.
How long is Forest, Forest?: Forest, Forest runs for 9m.

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