Debuting writer-director Marta Bergman screened her very very first function, about a Romani girl whom becomes a bride that is mail-order within the ACID sidebar at Cannes.
In Marta Bergman’s heartfelt directorial first, Alone inside my Wedding (Seule a mon mariage), the marriage described into the title never ever happens, although being alone is very much indeed what the film is mostly about.
Adhering to a mail-order that is young — played with gritty attraction by newcomer Alina Serban — who travels from Romania to Belgium to be able to marry a mature guy she met online, this intimate character study drifts a bit during its two-hour running time, yet continues to be a keenly noticed glance at how wedding can occasionally become more about success than love. Premiering in the Cannes ACID sidebar, the movie could see product product sales in European countries and event play somewhere else.
Pamela (Serban) is a Roma girl who lives together with her grandmother and daughter that is two-year-old a snow-covered town from the borders of Bucharest. Her moms and dads are dead and there aren’t any real work leads in the region, so Pamela — whom appears to stay her very early 20s, although her age is not mentioned — obviously wants to obtain out of here. Continue reading “‘Alone at My Wedding’ (‘Seule a mariage that is mon): Film Review”