Talea

The film follows fourteen-year-old Jasmin as she seeks to establish a bond with her biological mother, Eva, after she is released from prison. Their excursion into the countryside serves as a backdrop for their attempts to connect, but their differing needs and expectations create tension in their relationship.

In 75 minutes, Talea delves into themes of longing and the challenges of rekindling a familial bond. The film's portrayal of a foster family's struggles makes it a significant entry in modern drama. With a focus on a mother-daughter relationship, it offers insight into the complexities of identity and support.

Collectors will find this film available on DVD, making it accessible for those interested in contemporary drama that highlights unique perspectives, particularly from a woman's viewpoint in filmmaking.