Film Lens
In 'A Mere Breath,' the narrative follows a Romanian family over seven years as they care for their daughter with spina bifida. Set in a polluted town facing high unemployment, the film captures the family's daily life and the impact of the illness on their dynamics. The documentary presents an intimate portrayal of their struggles and the faith that sustains them through difficult times.
The film is directed by Monica Lăzurean-Gorgan and features Hanka Kastelicová. It runs for 67 minutes and is produced in Romania. The setting of the film not only shows personal challenges but also reflects broader societal issues, creating a context where the family's story unfolds against a backdrop of environmental and economic hardship.
Why Watch
- •Meet a Romanian family facing spina bifida.
- •See the effects of pollution on a community.
- •Find out how faith influences their daily life.
Did You Know
•The documentary spans seven years in the life of a Romanian family.
•The film is directed by Monica Lăzurean-Gorgan.
•The runtime of 'A Mere Breath' is 67 minutes.
Perfect For
Romanian culture enthusiastsHealth and disability topicsEnvironmental issues