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Kai

2016, German. Directed by Friederike Güssefeld.

A small German village in the south of Brandenburg is preparing for a traditional youth ceremony. Children become adults, which is a cause worth celebrating. The young Kai lives with his father on a farm. They have invited guests for the festive meal planned for the following day. Everything has been arranged and the calf is ready for slaughter. But Kai's father does not want to slaughter or celebrate, he wants his peace. Driven by the fear that everything could go wrong, Kai races through the sleepy village. The afternoon leads him to Lea, a local girl. With her, time takes on a different pace. KAI captures a formative moment in life, where a boy tries to find a way out. From a village, from a family situation and from his own anxieties.

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Released
1 November 2016
Country
Germany
Written by
Friederike Güssefeld

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Kai runs 23 minutes (0h 23m).

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If you liked Kai, try Someday We'll Tell Each Other Everything, The Young One, Kisses.

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Kai (2016) was directed by Friederike Güssefeld and stars Sammy Scheuritzel, Stefan Kolosko, Antonio Wannek.

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