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Folkestone Documentary Festival 2024

Mother Vera + The Broken Goddess + Q&A

Saturday 19th October 2024 at 6:00pm

Event Details

Folkestone Documentary Festival 2024 » Mother Vera + The Broken Goddess + Q&A
Date
Saturday 19th October 2024
Time
6:00pm
Venue
The Silver Screen Cinema
Rating
Certificate PG
2026-10-08 11:44:42
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This event includes the short documentary The Broken Goddess, and the feature documentary Mother Vera. Stay after the film for a live in-person Q&A.

Mother Vera

  • Directed by

    Cécile Embleton, Alys Tomlinson

  • Genre

    Documentary

  • Country

    UK

  • Year

    2024

  • Duration

    91 mins

  • Rating

    PG

From the thick snow of the Belarusian forest to the heat of the reeds in the French Camargue, Mother Vera is the story of a young Orthodox nun; her turbulent past, and fragile future. 

After 20 years as a monastic, Vera faces deep inner conflict; now, she must confront her past and trust her instincts to find the liberation she desires.

The Broken Goddess

  • Directed by

    Ximena Pereira

  • Genre

    Documentary

  • Country

    Chile/Venezuela

  • Year

    2024

  • Duration

    21 mins

  • Rating

    PG

The myth of MARÍA LIONZA, the goddess of Venezuela, merges with the experience of a migrant filmmaker who yearns for her lost goddess. 

Over two decades of filming, the film unveils the different facets of the fracture of the iconic goddess statue amidst a Caracas marked by acute political and social division. 

Different times come together to explore a rupture that is not just that of a statue. It is the story of Venezuela and of every Venezuelan who feels torn by a war that never belonged to them. It is also the wound of those living in the NOWHERE of a migrant life.

Folkestone Documentary Festival

For more details about the films and the festival, visit the Folkestone Documentary Festival website:

folkestonedocumentaryfestival.co.uk