We Used to Sing
Synopsis
The story of a family of four Russian women that immigrated from Moscow to a two bedroom apartment in Tel Aviv.
The film reveals the intimate yet complex relationships formed by a unique sisterhood of strong, colorful women, as they try to lay down roots – living through their fears, frustrations, longings, and above all, hope.
Credits
Director(s)
Lidia Morozov
Producer(s)
Lidia Morozov
Script
Lidia Morozov
Cinematography
Noam Liel Sonnenfeld
Editor
Katia Shepeliavaya
Original Language
Hebrew, Russian
Subtitles
English, Hebrew
Sound Design
Rei Elbaz
Festival Highlights
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WINNER
Third Prize for Best Student FilmDocaviv International Film Festival2021
Docaviv International Film Festival , Israel, Students Competition, 2021
Reviews
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"An intimate and bittersweet portrait of three generations of women living together in a small apartment. A film about unconditional motherly love and the sacrifices mothers are willing to make for their children. With a remarkably personal and honest approach, the filmmaker offers insight into the relations between the women. By witnessing everyday moments of the family life, the story unfolds itself."
- Docaviv Jury's justification
