Jonathan Heidelberger

Funeral director Bobby helps others come to terms with death, yet remains unable to cope with the loss of his father. When Yoana — a fading diva whose reckless driving caused his father’s death — returns to their small town and hires Bobby to arrange her own funeral, he is, in a cruel twist of fate, tasked with safeguarding the dignity of the very person who took everything from him.

The life and death of socialist architectural monsters. An epic fairy-tale in five chapters.

A widowed mother, who lives alone in a secluded house, has a premonition that her son in the Air Force is going to die in a plane crash. No one believes her. Impossible to do anything about it, when he is halfway around the world piloting his plane over enemy territory, all she can do is imagine a miracle.

Funeral director Bobby helps others come to terms with death, yet remains unable to cope with the loss of his father. When Yoana — a fading diva whose reckless driving caused his father’s death — returns to their small town and hires Bobby to arrange her own funeral, he is, in a cruel twist of fate, tasked with safeguarding the dignity of the very person who took everything from him.

A widowed mother, who lives alone in a secluded house, has a premonition that her son in the Air Force is going to die in a plane crash. No one believes her. Impossible to do anything about it, when he is halfway around the world piloting his plane over enemy territory, all she can do is imagine a miracle.

A widowed mother, who lives alone in a secluded house, has a premonition that her son in the Air Force is going to die in a plane crash. No one believes her. Impossible to do anything about it, when he is halfway around the world piloting his plane over enemy territory, all she can do is imagine a miracle.