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Apple Time tells the story of Kristiane Etxaluz and Alfonso Etxegarai, a couple deeply committed to the Basque independence movement. Their relationship is strained by distance, as Alfonso has been deported to a small African island, forcing them to live 7,000 km apart. Despite this separation, their love remains strong, and they continue to keep their connection to their homeland alive, particularly during the symbolic 'apple time'.
The film captures the emotional and political complexities of their situation, illustrating how their commitment to the Basque cause influences their lives. It provides a glimpse into the personal sacrifices made by those involved in the independence struggle, set against the backdrop of their longing for home and each other.
Why Watch
- •Meet Kristiane and Alfonso, a couple separated by deportation.
- •Find out about the Basque independence movement's personal impact.
- •See the emotional toll of political exile on relationships.
Did You Know
•Kristiane and Alfonso have been committed to the Basque independence struggle since their youth.
•Alfonso lives 7,000 km away from Kristiane due to his deportation.
•The film's duration is 67 minutes.
Perfect For
Basque independencePolitical exile storiesLove across distances