"A Bad Scene" is a film compilation, which speaks about the darker currents hiding in human relationships, situations, which are practically inescapable, in five different ways. The second short film "Early Spring" is not a cool youth movie about frolicking teenagers. It's a sociopsychological challenge to incite a discussion about group dynamics, conformism, and social roles that are largely shaped and confirmed in teenage years. Hopefully there is a moment of self-reflection here for everyone who has witnessed the blind acceptance of the group leader's whims, even when they clash with the observer's principles and conscience. Later it's almost impossible to analyse what happened, and why. Sander is not the only victim here. You could even speak about Alo in those terms, not to mention Laura. In another world, Sander and Laura might have been a young couple in love, but it is impossible in given social structure.
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5 films
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Rain Tolk Director · Gustaf Boman Bränngård Director Madis Reimund Cinematographer
First release November 25, 2017 · Original title Paha lugu: Varakevad
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Moonwalker Film
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Original title
Paha lugu: Varakevad
Original language
Estonian
Spoken on screen
Estonian
Release dates
Estonia · November 25, 2017
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