Three women, three stories, three different lives and three different destinies. A ten year old girl with complex family relations after her father's return. She finds her role model in controversial football manager who she quotes and admires. Ives is the director of a popular soap opera. Her everyday life and struggle with other crewman is made even more difficult, as her father suffers from dementia. Not being able to cope, she is falling apart. Natasa is a producer of the same soap opera Ives works on. She's trying to handle production and her own personal problems and pregnancy. The stories are just slightly interconnected but characters have no actual influence on each other. The story itself is great, I'm not sure if the screenplay is adapted or it's an original by the director. I find Ives's story to be the most expressive and best portrayed. Each character has a fully described personality and the director did a fabulous job with the actors (some of them seem to be very famous in their part of the world). I find that to be this film's main strength.
Review of You Carry Me
