Nelly & Nadine


VOD screening is AVAILABLE ONLY IN ISRAEL.


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להסבר על אופן הזמנת סרט לחצו כאן. בכל בקשה או שאלה ניתן לפנות למייל זה [email protected]


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The voice of Nelly, an opera singer, is ringing out in the middle of Ravensbruck concentration camp. Nelly and Nadine first met
on Christmas 1944 in the hell of the concentration camp and there started a relationship that would change their world. Nelly Mousset-Vos, was an opera singer in Paris, who used to frequent Natalie Clifford Barney’s literary salon in the 30’s. Nadine Hwang was the rebellious daughter of the Chinese ambassador to Spain. Sylvie, Nelly’s granddaughter, discovers a diary, 8mm film clips and audio tapes in a locked box belonging to her grandmother. She pieces together the unbelievable, bigger-than-life love story of Nelly and Nadine. For a whole year, Swedish acclaimed director Magnus Gertten (“Only the Devil Lives without Hope”) accompanies Sylvie in her search for the untold stories of her grandmother Nelly and her lover Nadine. The result is a moving documentary about a deep, loving relationship. This is an unforgettable memoir of two women who were determined to be truly free, as well as a reminder of the need for individual and collective remembrance.

 

 

Petit Mal


VOD screening is AVAILABLE ONLY IN ISRAEL.


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להסבר על אופן הזמנת סרט לחצו כאן. בכל בקשה או שאלה ניתן לפנות למייל זה [email protected]


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This is the third movie to be screened at TLVFest by the Spanish director working in Colombia – Ruth Caudeli (“Leading Ladies”, “Second Star From the Right”). In her new film she brings to the screen once again an intimate, sexy and full-of-feelings creation that deals with queer women and their emotional relationships.
Laia, Martina and Anto live together in a loving thruple. When Laia goes to shoot a film she leaves Martina and Anto alone in their big country cottage. Laia is the glue that binds the two women together and now Martina and Anto will have to learn to manage alone. At the beginning each one is absorbed in her own world, but slowly the walls are crumbling down and they learn they have quite a lot in common. As Laia’s work engagement extends more and more, the two women get closer and closer.
Actresses Silvia Veron and Ana Maria Otalora are excellent in the leads, and Cuadeli herself portrays a very graceful Laia.