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Homesick: Directed by Anne Sewitsky. With Ine Marie Wilmann, Simon J. Berger, Anneke von der Lippe, Silje Storstein. Two half-siblings who grew up apart meet for the first time as adults and fall in love.
Homesick: Directed by Jakob M. Erwa. With Esther Maria Pietsch, Matthias Lier, Tatja Seibt, Hermann Beyer. Ambitious cello student Jessica receives the invitation to an international contest.
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Ambitious cello student Jessica moves into a new flat, together with her boyfriend Lorenz. When she receives the honorable invitation to represent Germany in an international contest for classic music it seems to be her great opportunity - at the same time it means enormous pressure.
Homesick: Directed by Koya Kamura. With Shota Ikoma, Tasuku Nagaoka, Yuki Sakurai, Tomoko Hase. Two years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Murai braves danger and wanders through the no-go zone in order to spend time with Jun, his eight-year-old son.
Homesick: Directed by Jason Farries. With Jason Farries, Samuel Lawrence, Jade Gordon, Emma Vansittart. A university student returns home to self isolate during lockdown. He's totally alone, he's caught the virus and in order to cope he's started to talk to himself.
Stellar little movie from Jason Farries that uses its time wisely with the constraints of budget filmmaking. Cinematography is very professional, editing is on point with Farries carrying the film in front and behind the camera.
Two half-siblings who grew up apart, meet for the first time as adults and fall in love.
Homesick: Directed by Johanna Demetrakas. With Rossie Harris, Kurtwood Smith, Miriam Flynn, Lili Haydn.
Koti-ikävä: Directed by Petri Kotwica. With Julius Lavonen, Tarja Heinula, Janne Virtanen, Labinot Bajgora. A survival story about a boy named Sami who is committed to a youth mental institute. Through flash-backs into Sami's recent life we begin to find out exactly what led to Sami being committed.
