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Four Seasons in a Day

2021 1h 15m Documentary List
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Each day, the Carlingford ferry brings people over the border between Northern-Ireland and Ireland, in an era the debate on Brexit is predominant. Staying or remaining, both options create the same big question marks on the future. The short journey over the wide sea brings different thoughts and reflections to the surface, while the border is hiding in the sea. The film creates a kaleidoscopic narrative based on how people’s daily lives and thoughts relate to this imaginary line. How visible would the borderline eventually become?

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Phil Hoad Guardian Verbeke captures these shifting tides in chunky, characterful compositions that – whatever the differences – capably demonstrate that the Irish people’s oral genius is in rude health on both sides. Rated: 3/5 Feb 13, 2023 Full Review Vladan Petkovic Cineuropa The documentary explores the thoughts and emotions of people living around the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in a perplexingly bland, vanilla way. May 7, 2021 Full Review Ricardo Gallegos La Estatuilla An organic critique of the consequences of Brexit and a study of how a political issue can affect the peace of the innocent. [Full review in Spanish] May 4, 2021 Full Review Allan Hunter Screen International An unexpectedly moving portrait of belonging, identity and the threat of the great unknown. Apr 30, 2021 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Each day, the Carlingford ferry brings people over the border between Northern-Ireland and Ireland, in an era the debate on Brexit is predominant. Staying or remaining, both options create the same big question marks on the future. The short journey over the wide sea brings different thoughts and reflections to the surface, while the border is hiding in the sea. The film creates a kaleidoscopic narrative based on how people’s daily lives and thoughts relate to this imaginary line. How visible would the borderline eventually become?
Director
Annabel Verbeke
Screenwriter
Frederik Nicolaï, Annabel Verbeke, Annabel Verbeke, Frederik Nicolaï
Production Co
Relation04 Media
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 15m