Hanami

Hanami

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    The daily life of Nana, who lives on a volcanic island, flows like a dream. We follow the girl through different stages of her development - from the time she was abandoned by her mother as a young child, to adolescence, when Nana herself has to make adult decisions. It is not only an external but also an internal journey, in which premonitions, dreams, and fears are no less important than events. From these various details emerges a complete person.
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    "For those who appreciate poetic cinema, Hanami offers a cinematic experience of a completely different world, operating with its own rules and norms. The work is told in such beautiful cinematic language that it’s hard to believe it was made by a debuting director. Each scene is like a small etude. And while this isn’t one of those films that I feel I fully understand, it seems that its narrative doesn’t always require everything to be grasped by the mind." (Programme curator Vladas Rožėnas)

    Credentials

    • Directing
      Denise Fernandes
    • The script
      Denise Fernandes, Telmo Churro
    • Plays
      Sanaya Andrade, Daílma Mendes, Alice Da Luz, Nha Nha Rodrigues, Yuta Nakano
    • Assembly
      Selin Dettwiler
    • Camera
      Alana Mejía González
    • Music
      Rahel Zimmermann
    • Producing
      Eugenia Mumenthaler, David Epiney, Luís Urbano, Sandro Aguilar
    • Translation
      Lina Martišiūtė
    • Dialogues
      French, Cape Verdean Creole, English, Japanese
    • Subtitles
      Lithuanian, English
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