Silvana
Director: Mika Gustafson, Olivia Kastebring, Christina Tsiobanelis
Country: Sweden
Year of production: 2017
Duration: 95 min
Subject:
- Discrimination
- Women's rights
Audience:
- Lawyers
- Pupils
- Students
- Journalists
- Employees of penitentiary system
- Government officials
- Institutions of the state penitentiary system of Ukraine
- Teachers
- Activists / NGOs
Reform:
Inclusive component:
She uses her razor-sharp tongue to spotlight the movements taking place in today's society, embodying the voice of a new generation along the way. This film follows Silvana from underground artist to icon, as she wins several major awards and forms an almost mythical relationship with the Swedish popartist Beatrice Eli. However, after just one year in the limelight, it all came to a sudden halt. Silvana crashes under the pressure, fed up with the implications of being labelled a 'strong female'. She decides to start showing new sides of herself because "there are no superheroes, just human beings."
director
Mika Gustafson, Olivia Kastebring, Christina Tsiobanelis
Mika Gustafson (born in 1988), Olivia Kastebring (born in 1987) and Christina Tsiobanelis (born in 1987) met during film studies at Fridhems Folkhögskola and have formed a trio that enables them to work with their own innovative style. Previously, they directed short films and music videos. Silvana is their feature debut.
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