Can you hear me?
Nastia’s Zoom lessons on using a laptop for her mom are disrupted by unstable internet—and resurfacing family traumas.
Nastia, who has lived abroad for many years, begins to teach her mother how to use Internet services. Different perceptions of technology become the starting point for exposing intergenerational conflicts and long-forgotten family threads. The complicated navigation of social media reflects a no less difficult path to communicate. While learning, the heroines learn a lot about each other, but will the intimacy regained by Zoom be defining for the further relationship between the two adult women?
Anastazja Naumenko
Anastazja Naumenko is a visual artist and director, whose main investigation focuses on intertwinement and co-relations between real and fictional worlds, hence most of their works are a mix of documentary and fiction. They are currently studying at die Angewandte in Vienna.
Wybrane festiwale i nagrody
Millennium Docs Against Gravity Film Festival, FIDMarseille, Sarajevo Film Festival
Reżyseria: Anastazja Naumenko
