Far from Hagondance and Waterland the Country of Our Fathers

Far from Hagondange (translated by Kourilsky and Kepros) A moving portrait of a retired couple trying to come to terms with their unfulfilled lives. 14 scenes. 1f, 1m Vater Land, the Country of our Fathers (Co-authored with Bernard Bloch, translated by Johns) The past and present converge as a German soldier’s abandoned son goes to post-war Germany in search of his father. 7 scenes. 8f, 7m