The Awkward Age / How Dina and me went to Chelny
Переходный возраст / Как мы с Диной съездили в Челны
87 min., 18+
Language: Russian
Language: Russian
Puberty (aka The Awkward Age)
2019, Russia, 28 min., 18+
The heroine of the film is about 50, she is a recognized specialist in soft birth. Despite her achievements, she feels lonely. After a difficult divorce, her four children support their mother, until one day a mysterious man appears and invites her for a trip. The heroine begins travel arrangements, but not all the things go quick and easy. The film is about 21st century women balance between personal life, parenting and work.
- Director:
- Elena Kondratyeva
Awards & Festivals
- Hot Docs – Canadian International Documentary Film Festival – participation
- Dok Leipzig Film Festival – Golden Dove
- Flahertiana - International Documentary Film Festival – Best Student Film
- ShowRUS! Russian Documentary Film Competition – Best Debut
- Laurel Branch (Russian National Award) nomination – Best Debut
- Human Rights Film Festival Stalker – Award from Guild of Russian Film Scholars and Film Critics
- St. Anna Film Festival – Best documentary
- Okno Filmfest – participation
- Next Wave Awards – Best Short
- Chelkinofest - Open Short Film Festival (Chelyabinsk) – Special Jury Prize
- Friss Hús - Budapest International Short Film Festival – Audience Award
How Dina and me went to Chelny
2019, Russia, 59 min., 18+
Dina, who alternately lives in India, Moscow and Odessa, travels to Naberezhnye Chelny, where she grew up, to visit relatives. And especially, Ramina.
- Director:
- Stasya Grankovskaya