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The secret night of mother and daughter

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1 hr 30 min Romance
Kyungsu and Eunji married their parents because of business Eunji is sad and depressed, because her husband’s love has not yet been married. At the same time, Qingxiu met Yongzhou without a wife and had an affair. Then one day, N'Nji broke the boiler at home and appointed an AS engineer. I met Jung Hwan, my pre-marriage lover. My husband went out to the hotel and said that he was sleeping in the hotel until the boiler was repaired, and En Zhi and Zheng Huan got hotter after thinking of them...
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Italian director Laura Bispuri’s Daughter of Mine is a tale of female self-discovery in an emotionally heated Sardinian summer during which a 10-year-old daughter’s affections are torn between her two mothers – the one who gave her birth and her adoptive one.
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Vittoria quickly leaves and finds her mother, who is buying candy floss. It is immediately apparent that the resemblance that the red-haired girl bears is not with the handsome, full-figured Tina, but the skinny strawberry blonde Angelica (Alba Rohrwacher), who is drunkenly adjusting her tube mini behind her.
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This changes when Angelica announces she is being evicted and asks to meet her daughter, just once, before she leaves for the city. Tina agrees, unprepared for the fact that lonely Vittoria will become fascinated with the strange creature before her.
Bispuri and her actresses offer a striking study in contrasts. Tina is a regular churchgoer, and cares for her family while also working in a fishery; while Angelica is outrageous. When she is not on the farm comically berating her animals, or taunting a local horse trader, she is a barfly – constantly seeking sex and free drinks. Yet, unlike Tina, she has a sense of fun that can be adapted to the child, and her itinerary of rock climbing, swimming and dancing to cheesy Italian pop soon draws the girl out of her shell.
The ensuing conflict between the saint and sinner, a woman suddenly afraid of losing her child and one who is surprised to find she has maternal instincts, is deceiving; for the person pulling the strings is Vittoria, a little explorer steadily eyeing the future, who is not so much deciding between the rival mothers but finding her own voice.
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Talk on ethics and representation in documentary film-making
Film director and cinematographer Khalik Allah is presenting photographs and clips from his films that illustrate his unique approach to gaining trust, intimacy and access in unrepresented communities.
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