Kalendārs mani sauc
| 导演： | Juris Poškus |
| 制片国家/地区： | 拉脱维亚 / 立陶宛 |
| 类型： | |
| 年代： | 2024 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| IMDB： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
The script is based on a Latvian debut novel under the same title by Andris Kalnozols. The book was published in December 2020 and became a bestseller in Latvia, being later translated and published in Armenian, Estonian, Lithuanian, German in Austria, and Arabic in Lebanon.
Oskar, a 30-year-old, falls hopelessly in love with the girl of his dreams and takes first steps towards... (展开全部)
The script is based on a Latvian debut novel under the same title by Andris Kalnozols. The book was published in December 2020 and became a bestseller in Latvia, being later translated and published in Armenian, Estonian, Lithuanian, German in Austria, and Arabic in Lebanon.
Oskar, a 30-year-old, falls hopelessly in love with the girl of his dreams and takes first steps towards independence from his old mother. To prove his worth, Oskar recruits a motley crew of companions who, despite their age, have never lost their sense of childhood. Together, they create a heartbreaking, tragicomic chain of events to prove that escape from loneliness is possible if you act from the heart.
“The film is about platonic love that does miracles for Oskar, who decides to keep love in its ideal form: in his mind. Love enables the autistic 30-year old to break out from his mother’s nest, ignite and make friends with local elders, and organise social events in a God-forgotten conservative town. Oskar’s key to success is his ability to suspend disbelief in himself”, Juris Poškus told FNE
The script is based on a Latvian debut novel under the same title by Andris Kalnozols. The book was published in December 2020 and became a bestseller in Latvia, being later translated and published in Armenian, Estonian, Lithuanian, German in Austria, and Arabic in Lebanon.
Oskar, a 30-year-old, falls hopelessly in love with the girl of his dreams and takes first steps towards... (展开全部)
The script is based on a Latvian debut novel under the same title by Andris Kalnozols. The book was published in December 2020 and became a bestseller in Latvia, being later translated and published in Armenian, Estonian, Lithuanian, German in Austria, and Arabic in Lebanon.
Oskar, a 30-year-old, falls hopelessly in love with the girl of his dreams and takes first steps towards independence from his old mother. To prove his worth, Oskar recruits a motley crew of companions who, despite their age, have never lost their sense of childhood. Together, they create a heartbreaking, tragicomic chain of events to prove that escape from loneliness is possible if you act from the heart.
“The film is about platonic love that does miracles for Oskar, who decides to keep love in its ideal form: in his mind. Love enables the autistic 30-year old to break out from his mother’s nest, ignite and make friends with local elders, and organise social events in a God-forgotten conservative town. Oskar’s key to success is his ability to suspend disbelief in himself”, Juris Poškus told FNE
