Blood Country

A mother and a daughter are living isolated in the family-owned hostel. The daughter is craving for freedom and independence, but her mother who is driven by the fear of losing her once again tries to keep her close. A mother and a daughter are living isolated in the family-owned hostel. The daughter who previously lived in the city at her father's is craving for freedom and independence, but her mother who is driven by the fear of losing her once again tries to keep her close. A film about youthfulness, growing up and wishing to distinguish oneself from one's parents. —Victor Gütay