Ique Langa, who brought the project to Locarno Open Doors after debuting his first feature earlier this year, discusses his film "about love, loneliness, ageing, hope, loss and the courage to keep dreaming."
Ique Langa, who brought the project to Locarno Open Doors after debuting his first feature earlier this year, discusses his film "about love, loneliness, ageing, hope, loss and the courage to keep dreaming."
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Ique Langa, who brought the project to Locarno Open Doors after debuting his first feature earlier this year, discusses his film "about love, loneliness, ageing, hope, loss and the courage to keep dreaming."
