Film Lens
In 'Father, Developed', Elene discovers canisters of undeveloped film shot by her late father. This discovery prompts her to collaborate with him on a special project, utilizing the film as a medium to connect across the divide of life and death. The darkroom becomes a crucial space where their paths intersect, allowing for a unique exploration of their relationship through the lens of photography.
The film incorporates elements of political activism and family history, set against the backdrop of the Soviet Union and its aftermath. It features archive footage and family photos that provide context to Elene's understanding of her father, who remains an unknown figure in her life. The 21-minute short film captures the essence of film photography and the emotional weight of familial connections.
Why Watch
- •Meet Elene and her late father's hidden past.
- •Find out how photography connects generations.
- •See rare archive footage from the Soviet Union.
Did You Know
•The film has a runtime of 21 minutes.
•Elene uses undeveloped film shot by her late father.
•The film features elements of political activism related to the Soviet Union.
Perfect For
Photography enthusiastsSoviet history buffsFamily relationship studies