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Be2gether
The Be2gether music and arts festival in Lithuania was the first open-air festival of its kind in the Baltic states. With the slogan "Music opens borders," the event encouraged people to come together regardless of their nationality, cultural, social, or religious differences. Surrounded by the Belarusian border and closely monitored by the Lithuanian and Belarusian security services, the festival brought together thousands of music lovers from different countries to the meadows of Norviliškis Castle for four years.
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Plot Summary
In a stark, isolated Norwegian setting, teenage siblings Anna and Thomas share an unusually intense bond that blurs the lines of appropriate behavior. Following their mother's suicide, their fragile world is further disrupted by the arrival of their absent father and his new family. Anna struggles to maintain her connection with Thomas amidst the pressures of growing up and the intrusion of the outside world, leading to a tumultuous and emotionally charged journey of self-discovery.
Critical Reception
Be2gether received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising its powerful performances and sensitive exploration of complex themes, particularly the sibling relationship. However, some found the film's bleak tone and challenging subject matter to be difficult to engage with, leading to polarizing opinions.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its intense and authentic portrayal of a complex sibling relationship.
Noted for strong performances, especially from the young lead actress.
Criticized by some for its dark themes and potentially disturbing content.
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Fun Fact
The film was shot in various locations across Norway, emphasizing the isolated and stark environment that mirrors the characters' internal struggles.
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