Song of Songs
This exceptional Ukrainian feature begins with the blossoming of simple childhood love in a shtetl in 1905. Shimek and Buzya forge a blissful bond, but Shimek leaves it behind to seek a life outside his father’s house. Song of Songs is a poignant tale of love, return, and the transience of youth.
This exceptional Ukrainian feature tells a story that begins with the blossoming of simple childhood love in a shtetl in 1905. Shimek and Buzya’s bond is pure and uncomplicated, but Shimek leaves it behind to seek a life outside his father’s house. When he hears years later that Buzya is to be married, he comes home to find that nothing—in the town or in his heart—has changed, and yet everything somehow seems different. Song of Songs is a poignant tale of love, return, and the transience of youth.
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