Six men in their 60s reflect on their childhoods and the deaths of friends and relatives, using amateur video clips from the 1990s to evoke memories.
Synopsis
Six men in their 60s reflect on their childhoods and the deaths of friends and relatives, using amateur video clips from the 1990s to evoke memories.
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Synopsis
In a crumbling apartment block, a group of men in their 60s reflect on their shared childhoods and the choices that shaped their lives. They confront the memories of friends and relatives who died young, piecing together the story of their generation. Clips from amateur videos taken in the 1990s provide voices of the departed, enriching their narrative. Directed by Matlab Mukhtarov, the film captures nostalgia and the enduring bond to home amidst the shadows of loss.
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Why Watch
- Meet men reflecting on their childhood friendships.
- See amateur video clips from the 1990s.
- Find out how memories shape love for home.
Did You Know
- The film features men who are now in their 60s reflecting on their past.
- Amateur videos from the 1990s are included to illustrate personal memories.
- The film has a runtime of 42 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary 12/35?
Matlab Mukhtarov directed the documentary 12/35.
What is the duration of the documentary 12/35?
The duration of the documentary 12/35 is 42 minutes.
What themes are explored in the documentary 12/35?
Themes in the documentary include friendship, nostalgia, and death.
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