"Ershov's eclectic collection of short films weaves together three distinct narratives. The first follows a foreigner as he navigates a new life in Italy, marrying and starting a family. The second is a surreal, fragmented exploration of aging, featuring elderly individuals with televisions for heads, a beautiful woman's intimate encounter, and a sense of disorientation. The third and final piece is a poignant reflection on lost youth, as an elderly man reminisces about his past."
Ten Minutes Older: The Cello
A kaleidoscope of short films weaves together a dreamlike narrative, showcasing a range of stories, including a foreigner's poignant experience of building a life in Italy through marriage and parenthood. The collection also features a series of unconventional and captivating tales, includin...
