RIGA IFF: Mīlestība, kas paliek

Hline Paulmason
The love that remains
Ástin semftir er
Is, dk, fr, fi, se
2025, 109, is
We recommend from the age of 12 or can the divorce be easy? And is it possible to save love as it goes through? Once a visual artist Anna and Fisherman Magnus were a crazy high school couple - they soon got married, welcomed their firstborn ida, and later both boys. Twenty years later, they have a frost and could not see the other needs, and now they divorce. Apathy and sadness with light memory radiation - their farewell recorded on the water, land, at the chicken barn, children's guys and the bird's name of Jeanne's arch. In the direction it flies arrows, but you will not call it Amor's broadcasts. Icelandic author Paul Mason is a bard of visual metaphors - if the protagonist of "White, White Day" (2019) repaired the house and the pastor in "Goddess" (2022), the pastor built the church, then in the latest work, which was shown in Cannes, we see the house without a roof. He uses it as a movie prologue scene. The seemingly setting "Marriage Life Scenes" will not be found than overheating - Nordic humor and absurdity alternate with nature hymns, great acting (the known Icelanders Saga Gardarsdottir and Sverrir Gudnason) and the ingenuity of storytelling. As the film is near Paul Mason's native town, it has many biographical elements, which also feature Anna and Magnus's children's roles - Ida, Torgils and Grimur - and Sunenite Panda, who received the "Palma Dog" prize.

Suggested Age: 12+
Screen Language: Icelandic
Subtitle language: Latvian
Synchronous Translation: No
Duration of the session: 109 min
Place for wheelchair: is

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