April

April

Biennale di Venezia

VERDICT: Choosing a narrative style as austere and unforgiving as her OB-GYN heroine, rising Georgian director Dea Kulumbegashvili (‘Beginning’) plumbs the depths of female suffering and self-sacrifice in ‘April’, a festival film, like its protag, destined to be admired more than loved.

April, as is well known, is a rainy month, and never has a visual metaphor come in handier than in t
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