"Reaching for 18."
A short film about a child's desire to reach adulthood sooner and a young adult's hopelessness in returning to the carefree stage of life. Attempts at making time move quicker and the inability to make it go backwards. Reaching for 18.
Alberts Roze
Francis
Filips Salmanis
Francis bērnībā
Marta Krampe
Lote
Monta Krampe
Lote bērnībā
Raitis Ančevskis
Hugo
Arnolds Pīrāgs
Hugo bērnībā
Rūta Renāte Demitere
Emīlija
Elfa Melbārzde
Emīlija bērnībā
Andris Frīdbergs
Franča tēvs
A short film about a child's desire to reach adulthood sooner and a young adult's hopelessness in returning to the carefree stage of life. Attempts at making time move quicker and the inability to make it go backwards. Reaching for 18.
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