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Son or the Kaleidoscope
When civilization is on the verge of global conflict, a young man comes to his hometown to look for his mother. The horror of war alternates with warm childhood memories. The search for the mother becomes not only physical but also metaphorical.
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When civilization is on the verge of global conflict, a young man comes to his hometown to look for his mother. The horror of war alternates with warm childhood memories. The search for the mother becomes not only physical but also metaphorical.
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Written By:Antons Barons
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Latvijas Kultūras akadēmija
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