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OPENING NIGHT OF "STRONGER THAN FICTION"
Wednesday, July 31 at 6.30PM (Arrival) for 7PM (Screening)
In remotest North Macedonia, Hatidze’s closest confidantes are her bees. She serenades them with a secret chant, and carefully gathers their honey without gloves. Aside from her bed-ridden mother, Hatidze’s only social contact is a visit to the local market to sell the rich, red wild honey.
Hatidze’s quiet, gentle life bursts into a flurry of noise when a farming family with seven children move next door. While she is initially thrilled to have new company, it soon becomes clear that their more modern, less nature conscious farming methods are threatening Hatidze’s livelihood.
At Our Opening Night Gala, enjoy complimentary drinks on arrival, then after the screening, join us in the foyer for dinner and drinks, courtesy of Ainslie IGA, Eden Road Wines and Capital Brewing Co. Leave your wallet at home! The ticket price is all-inclusive. P.S. Come straight from work and receive a filled baguette with vegan and gluten-free options as you go into the cinema!
Every frame of Honeyland pulses with the cycles of life and glows with Hatidze’s magical vitality and optimism - Sundance Institute
Sundance Film Festival 2019
Grand Jury Prize - World Cinema Documentary
Cinematography Award - World Cinema Documentary
Directors: Ljubomir Stefanov & Tamara Kotevska
Country: North Macedonia
Language: Turkish with English subtitles
Year: 2019
Release Date | 31 July 2019 |
Running Time | 1hr 25m |
Rating | G | General |
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