Addicted to Solitude (1999) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Addicted to Solitude about?
Addicted to Solitude is a documentary. On a desolate farm in South Africa, two women confront their personal losses in the aftermath of Apartheid. As societal changes unfold, their stories reveal the struggles faced by a white community hesitant to adapt to a new era of equality. Filmmaker Jon Bang Carlsen captures the emotional turmoil and uncertainty that permeate their lives, illustrating the challenges of living in a transformed environment. The film runs for 72 minutes and features dialogue in Danish, English, and Xhosa.
When was Addicted to Solitude released?
Addicted to Solitude was released in 1999.
How long is Addicted to Solitude?
Addicted to Solitude has a runtime of 72 minutes.
What genre is Addicted to Solitude?
Addicted to Solitude is classified as Society, History.