Maruša feels lost after a traumatic period of taking care of her terminally ill mother. She seeks refuge at her estranged father’s farm, but neither he nor his new family can give her the support she needs. Her only comforts are Billie, her late mother’s man-hating dachshund, and Alja, a young nurse she met online. Alja is an awkward expat who lives and works in a small German beach town and posts humorous videos about her loneliness and her undiagnosed illness. Bonding over their shared struggles and a sense of humor, Maruša and Alja quickly develop a friendship. After hitting a dead end at home, Maruša decides to travel to Germany to spend New Year's Eve with her new friend. When they finally meet in person, the complexities of their lives—including Alja’s health issues and personal dilemmas—put their fragile friendship to test.
Everything That's Wrong With You Vse, kar je narobe s tabo
Screenings
LIFFe / Perspectives
directed by Urša Menart, screenplay Urša Menart, cast Anuša Kodelja, Klara Kuk, Matija Vastl, Kaja Ocvirk, Mojca Fatur, Ivana Percan Kodarin, Marjuta Slamič, photography Roy van Egmond, nsc, editing Lukas Miheljak, music Simon Penšek, Alenja Pivko Kneževič, sound Julij Zornik, Ognjen Popić, costumography Kristina Savić, producer Katja Lenarčič, Danijel Hočevar, production Vertigo,
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