Dorin, 47, has left his life as a musician in Bucharest to move back in with his mom Dorina, a charismatic woman of 77, living in a small Romanian town. They share everyday life with laughter and irony, but as Dorina takes on the role as nourisher, Dorin struggles to find his own space. An intimate film about care, frustration and the multiple nuances of love.
Feronia Wennborg is an artist and musician based in Glasgow, UK. With an interdisciplinary practice focused around sound and collaboration, she graduated with a Master degree from Glasgow School of Art and a Bachelor degree from the Royal College of Music in Stockholm.
Gabriela Forfota is a Romanian filmmaker based in Netherlands. She studied film at Digital Filmmaking at SAE Amsterdam (2009) and is a graduate of the Master’s in Documentary Film at Babeṣ-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca (2019). She has participated in several international documentary film workshops and residencies. She has directed and co-directed short documentaries which explore identity and its multiple meanings.
Laura Di Pasquale
Social Researcher, she is now completing a PhD in Social Anthropology and Visual Media at the GCVA of The University of Manchester. Laura has conducted research on migration and human rights in Italy for 15 years. She has directed two short documentaries and one mockumentary and was awarded a prize in national festivals in Italy. She is now working on a documentary on life after a life-changing event. In her research she is focusing on medical and existential anthropology. She will use visual methods also as tool of research.