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Rostyslav Bome

Actor
Rostyslav Bome is a talented Ukrainian actor known for his work in both theater and film. He has appeared in a variety of roles that showcase his versatility and skill as an actor. Some of his notable films include "The Forgotten Land" and "Crimson Earth." Bome has received critical acclaim for his performances and has won several awards for his work in the industry. He continues to impress audiences with his dedication to his craft and his ability to bring characters to life on screen.

Films

Nakam

Nakam

By Andreas Kessler

2022 | 33 min | Drama

Twelve-year-old violinist Mitka is tasked by a partisan movement with carrying out an attack on several SS officers.

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1982

1982

2020 | 100 min | Drama

In 1982, in the idyllic setting of a private school in the Lebanese mountains near Beirut, the students are about to go on summer vacation. But 11-year-old Wissam has other things on his mind than exams - he wants to finally confess his feelings to his classmate Joana. Meanwhile, his teachers Yasmine and Joseph are struggling with their own feelings and the political tensions that have divided them. But outside the protective walls of the school, the situation escalates dramatically when the Israeli ...

Name Me

Name Me

2014 | 90 min | Drama

In sun-bathed Crimea before the Russian invasion, 17-year-old Olya, accompanied by her easygoing friend, Sasha, musters the courage to meet her biological father for the first time. Right before they meet Olya's father, the two decide to switch roles. At first, the whole situation seems to work out well, but soon Sergey, Olya's father, becomes suspicious. "This is a fascinating first work, which aims at a versatile construction in its characters and the deconstruction of its dramatic emphasis, ...

Swimming

Swimming

2018 | 101 min | Drama

After Elisa suffers a breakdown, which is mercilessly filmed by her classmates on their cell phones, the two turn the cameras on their tormentors in revenge. Director Luzie Loose tells the story of Elisa and Anthea, two 15-year-old girls whose unlikely friendship gives them support and guidance during a difficult period in their lives. "A stirring, exhilarating and palpable "coming-of-age" experience is created by Luzie Loose with her very fine staging work. It is a unique interplay between security ...

Children Below Deck

Children Below Deck

2018 | 94 min | Documentary

Director Bettina Henkel's family originates in Latvia. Together with her father, a psychoanalyst, she embarks on a journey to her roots, which brings to light traumatic experiences of displacement and loss, but also unpleasant truths about her own family. Touching on the subject of trans-generational trauma, the film traces the history of a this little-known part of Europe through dialogue between father and daughter. "An emotional road movie about deep-seated wounds caused by the historical upheavals ...

Le Monde vivant - The Living World

Le Monde vivant - The Living World

2002 | 75 min | Action & Aventure

Two knights in Italian flannel shirts accompanied by a trusty lion, which is actually a dog, set out to rescue damsels in distress and helpless children from the hands of an ogre. A funny, charming faux-fairy tale about ogres, knights and maidens. In LE MOND VIVANT director Eugène Green (LA SAPIENZA, THE PORTUGUESE NUN) takes on fairy tale tropes and was awarded the renowned FIPRESCI Prize for his efforts. Green explores themes of Lacanian (post-Freudian) philosophy in fairytale language infused ...

Come And Play

Come And Play

2013 | 31 min | Drama

Russian-German boy Grisha fools around with a wooden toy gun. The longer he plays, the deeper he is pulled into an altered reality. The boundaries between the past and the present, the real and the surreal, blur. Images from bygone Berlin appear; streets and buildings still carry the memories of war. Suddenly, he is caught in a nightmare of another lifetime, nightmare that is still present today. "This short film successfully shows how much the horror of WWII is still present in the discourse ...

Interruption

Interruption

2015 | 111 min | Drama

INTERRUPTION is the postmodern theatre adaptation of the classical Greek tragedy Orestie by Aeschylus about power, revenge and the concept of law and justice. The film was inspired by real events. In 2002, Chechen separatists took 850 people hostage at the Dubrovka Theatre in Moscow. The audience initially thought the hostage-taking was part of the play. "Interruption is one of the most intelligent films I've seen lately and Yorgos Zois is without doubt one of the most original voices in European ...

Evolution of Violence

Evolution of Violence

2011 | 76 min | Documentary

EVOLUTION OF VIOLENCE was nominated for the Austrian Film Award. This documentary examines the omnipresent violence in today's Guatemala, a country more dangerous than Iraq. Guatemala. The war ended long ago. Though people want to forget it, the violence continues, and it has spread throughout the society like cancer. Each day, journalists wait to report on the next murder victim, and a social worker helps the relatives of women who have been killed. The global hunger for cheap resources has been ...

Recycling Medea: Not an Opera Ballet Film

Recycling Medea: Not an Opera Ballet Film

2013 | 75 min | Music, Dance, Theater

While the classical play MEDEA by Euripides is performed on stage, young people on the streets of Athens fight against a state that steals all their opportunities. In associative form, the film interweaves the ancient myth of a mother who kills her children with images of violent street protests and lines from Anne Frank's diary. Six solo dancers - including an extraordinary Maria Kousouni as Medea - in expressive close-ups, in a mixture of classical ballet and modern expressive dance, interwoven ...