BLOOD KIN
synopsis
A drama that shows a metaphorical journey reflecting the post-war events in the Czech-German borderland; it takes place in the present and connects with the past through imagination. Otto Hille, a man from a Czech-German family, prepares an expedition for the old and seriously ill Leopold Schwarz, understood to be a cleansing experience to make amends for deeds long past. Thanks to the expedition Otto runs away to the landscape of this ancestors – the ruined German village of Vitín. He witnesses events that explain what Otto Hille is carrying with him and Leopold Schwarz is hiding. The past is a key to the present. However, this may not bring the sought-after liberating relief.
| international title: | Blood Kin |
| original title: | Lidi krve |
| country: | Czech Republic |
| year: | 2021 |
| genre: | fiction |
| directed by: | Miroslav Bambusek |
| film run: | 85’ |
| release date: | CZ 4/11/2021 |
| screenplay: | Miroslav Bambusek |
| cast: | Miloslav König, Karel Dobrý, Miloslav Mejzlík, Juraj Baca, Tereza Hofová, Jakub Gottwald, Jiří Černý, Tomás Bambusek |
| cinematography by: | Jakub Halousek |
| film editing: | Jan Danhel |
| music: | Tomás Vtípil |
| producer: | Sasa Dlouhy |
| production: | FreeSaM, Czech Television - Česká televize |
| distributor: | Aerofilms |

















