Arami Ullón returns to Paraguay to care for her mother Mirna, who suffers from epilepsy and Parkinson's disease, highlighting the challenges of elderly care in a system with limited resources.
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Arami Ullón returns to Paraguay to care for her mother Mirna, who suffers from epilepsy and Parkinson's disease, highlighting the challenges of elderly care in a system with limited resources.
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Synopsis
Arami Ullón returns to Paraguay to care for her mother, Mirna, who suffers from epilepsy and Parkinson's disease. Living in Switzerland, Arami faces challenges when her mother's caregiver, Julia, can no longer manage her needs. As Mirna's health worsens, Arami must seek new solutions. The film details their relationship and the emotional struggles of caregiving within a context of limited public services for the elderly in Paraguay.
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Why Watch
- Meet Arami Ullon and her mother Mirna in Paraguay.
- Find out how caregiving impacts family dynamics.
- See the challenges of elderly care in Paraguay.
Did You Know
- Cloudy Times won the Best First Feature prize at the Vision du Reel International Festival in April 2014.
- The film was shown in at least ten cities in Switzerland and three cities in Paraguay.
- It was the first Oscar submission for Paraguay at the 88th Academy Awards.
- The documentary has been screened at over 70 film festivals worldwide.
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Who directed the documentary Cloudy Times?
Cloudy Times was directed by Arami Ullon.
What health issues does Arami Ullón's mother suffer from?
Arami Ullón's mother suffers from epilepsy and Parkinson's disease.
What award did Cloudy Times win at the Vision du Reel International Festival?
Cloudy Times won the prize for Best First Feature at the Vision du Reel International Festival.
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