Filmed in seven countries, “Sons and Daughters” is a sensitive exploration of childhood in the fullness of its imagination, fierceness and wonder. This unconventional documentary consists of a series of precise observations in Canada, Mexico, England, France, Spain, Cyprus, and Isreal. With fluid slow motion cinematography and an evocative soundtrack, the film creates a lyrical and emotional impression of the joys and frustrations of childhood. An impromptu soccer game on a narrow Mexican street, Cypriot children reacting excitedly during a game of tag, and a native girl dancing wearily at a Canadian festival: these are just a few of the images that remain in the viewer’s mind long after screeening “Sons And Daughers.”
Sons and Daughters
- Film Maker
- Schlaht, Robin
- Year
- 1994
- Country
- Canada
- Language
- Format
- Length
- 28
- Genre
- documentary
- Category
- Childhood, Youth

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