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New Directors/New Films 2022
April 20 - 1, 2022
In her absorbing and insightful feature debut, set largely over a few crucial days in Clara’s life, Pinske has created an acerbic drama about the interrelation of deep-seated class anxieties and personal neuroses.
Q&As with Annika Pinske on April 24 and 25
Diligently working toward a PhD in philosophy, Clara (Anne Schäfer) has arrived at a crossroads. About to turn 40 and divorced, she has entered into an affair with an arrogant student; has increasing difficulty navigating the cold, cutthroat world of academia in Berlin; is trying to connect with her teenage daughter, who lives with her ex-husband; and feels estranged from her hausfrau mother, who still lives in the rural East German area where she was raised. In her absorbing and insightful feature debut, set largely over a few crucial days in Clara’s life, Annika Pinske has created an acerbic drama about the interrelation of deep-seated class anxieties and personal neuroses, establishing herself as a figure to watch in the ever-expanding landscape of contemporary German cinema.
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