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“Vera Dreams of the Sea” to premiere in Geneva International Film Festival

February 16, 2022
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“Vera Dreams of the Sea” to premiere in Geneva International Film Festival
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“Vera Dreams of the Sea” continues with its success, and this time the movie will be premiering at the 20th edition of Geneva International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights in FictionCompetition.

The movie director Kaltrina Krasniqi will be there to present the film on the 9th of March.

In the movie “Vera Dreams of the Sea”, Vera is a middle-aged sign language interpreter, who leads a well-structured life: a wife to a renowned judge, a supportive mother, and a caring grandmother. Her serene life is disrupted by her husband’s suicide followed by an unwelcome, menacing parade of men who claim to have ownership over their village family house.

When the tendrils of an underworld scheme begin to surface, Vera’s world will face danger and seem ready to collapse. Fear and mistrust will force Vera to take the family’s fate into her own hands. The film is an intimate yet universal portrait of a woman, who has to face the raw reality of going against the deep-seated gender issues of our times.

 

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