血玫瑰

Through the eyes of a young girl uprooted from Yugoslavia to Denmark, we watch a family navigate a new world and rebuild their lives while holding on to what they left behind. Home speaks to belonging, sacrifice and the generations shaped by displacement.
　　Maja is six years old when most of her family moves from the Yugoslav SFR to Denmark, leaving her two brothers behind for the time being, waiting to follow the rest to the promised land. Denmark proves to be far from the welcoming haven they imagined. There is a new language to learn, new customs to navigate, new skies to understand. Did they really want to stay? Maja grows up in Denmark, builds a life and a career there as an artist, yet she cannot forget all that her parents left behind.
　　Actress-turned-director Marijana Janković was the same age as Maja when her own family left Ivangrad (today Berane) for the European north, and that is only the most superficial similarity between the two. As two of her leading men, fellow Ivangradian Dejan Čukić and Osijek’s one and only Zlatko Burić, will surely know, the details of Maja’s or Marijana’s story may be specific, but the larger flow of things has remained the same across generations and countries of origin.

This terrific coming-of-age film tells a story of growing up largely without parents, of the complex world of becoming an adult when the adults aren’t there. It’s the story of Flavia, autonomous and a bit uncouth; Flavia, whose mother works as a carer in Italy, her father on a construction site. She’s adopted a certain sarcasm she uses even with Luca, with whom she flirts in a cool way; the attraction is strong. Luca’s parents aren’t there either and his grandmother is frail, meaning he is the one more or less taking care of his sister Tina – who brings home two more kids with her one day. Fears of commitment and emotional blocks start to dissolve and, like in an adolescent novel, a self-chosen alternative family forms almost in passing, where living in freedom, critical relationships and taking care of one another are a given. Carried by Andrei Butică’s precise, yet loose-limbed camerawork and atmospheric direction inspired by Pialat and Rohmer, the adolescent ensemble takes on responsibility – and gets in the driving seat. Whether visiting caves in the forest or everyday life in a prefab block: their intelligence and vigour are delightful, the dynamics of their shared bonds subtle.

影片用细腻的笔触描绘了11岁少女在1987年的夏天发生的故事，忙于工作的母亲，生病住院的父亲。处在孩子和大人之间淡淡的分界线上飘荡的少女，一边窥视着大人的世界，一边感受到人们内心的痛苦。对死亡的好奇心和恐惧，活着是无可奈何的寂寞，渴求被人温暖。高兴、 开心、寂寞、恐惧、哀伤，从少女的视角浮现出各种各样的情感的闪光。

1963年，艾丝特生下家中最小的孩子──罗兰，本该欢天喜地迎接新生命的到来，他天生却患有足内翻，无法跟正常人一样站立。尽管周遭的人都劝艾丝特放弃，但她仍对儿子许下承诺，他也可以像其他人一样行走，拥有精彩的人生。从那刻起，她倾尽一切，只为了让这个承诺成真。

讲述了矿区工人老林被律师告知前妻钟萍过世时给在大城市做艺术的儿子林冲留下了一套房产，但需要签订一份“黑色协议”——儿子必须在老林自然死亡或者意外身故之后才可获得这份房产。城市的房价太高，老林只靠自己的能力很难帮儿子在大城市立足，于是他尝试伪造各种意外现场，但都以失败告终。最终老林烧毁了协议，却在车站抓小偷时被刺伤意外身亡。

在20世纪80年代的安得拉邦农村，一个充满活力的村民通过体育团结他的社区，以捍卫他们的骄傲，对抗一个强大的对手。