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A LOSS OF SOMETHING EVER FELT

by Carlos E. Lesmes

synopsis

A sister goes looking for his drug addicted half-brother in the maze of conflict-torn Colombia. It’s an emotional journey through dangled family relationships, sibling obligation, mother’s despair and love mixed in with the turbulent political winds blowing through the Colombia today. The film relies heavily on the political atmosphere of Colombia. 50 years of violent armed conflict has killed over 200,000 people and forced internal displacement of over 5 million. The conflict has destroyed the country’s social fabric, increased the number of homeless, destitute and drug addicts, clearly visible on the streets of Bogota where we are looking for Lauri. The film takes the audience under the dark underbelly of Colombian society where even locals don’t dare to go. A bomb explosion in the centre of Bogota kills three, a teachers strike takes over the capital and FARC handing over its weapons are few of the events shaping the backstory.

international title: A Loss of Something Ever Felt
original title: A Loss of Something Ever Felt
country: Estonia, Colombia, Sweden
year: 2020
genre: documentary
directed by: Carlos E. Lesmes
film run: 82'
screenplay: Carlos E. Lesmes, Liis Nimik
cinematography by: Giulia Ducci, Carlos E. Lesmes, Davood Mousavi, Aivo Rannik
film editing: Hendrik Mägar
music: Ann Reimann
producer: Liis Nimik
production: Alasti Kino, Little Black Fish, Vice Versa Cine (CL)

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