Birdhill
Films by Title A-Z
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1h 10m
Eva’s childhood home, Bratislava’s Birdhill, was once Maria Theresa's vineyards and forest. Now, cranes and excavators dominate. In her film, she meets current inhabitants, each living a different dream of this charismatic place. Yet, though they share the hill, they cannot unite to halt the ruthless, rapid construction transforming their home beyond recognition.
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