Eastalgia 2012
Directed by Daria Onyshchenko, *Eastalgia (2012)* weaves a tapestry of fleeting connections against the backdrop of a single, fateful night across three European cities—Munich, Kyiv, and Belgrade.
Director: Daria Onyshchenko
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Eastalgia (2012) about?
On a stormy night in Munich, Kyiv, and Belgrade, *Eastalgia* follows three interconnected stories of love and missed connections. A Serbian boxer helps a neighbor while his son falls for a singer tied to a wealthy patron. Across the continent, another reunion hangs in the balance as a young woman prepares to leave her homeland forever.
Who directed Eastalgia?
Daria Onyshchenko directs this atmospheric drama, crafting a melancholic yet intimate portrait of fleeting relationships.
Who stars in Eastalgia?
The film features Ivan Dobronravov, Georg Friedrich, Oleksiy Horbunov, Vuk Kostić, and Lea Mornar in key roles.
Is Eastalgia (2012) worth watching?
While lacking an IMDb rating, *Eastalgia* offers a visually rich, emotionally resonant drama for fans of character-driven narratives. Its themes of transience and connection make it a compelling watch for those who appreciate European indie films with depth.
How long is Eastalgia?
The film runs for 93 minutes, a concise yet immersive experience that keeps the story tightly focused.
About Eastalgia (2012) — Love and Fate Collide in a Single European Night
Directed by Daria Onyshchenko, *Eastalgia (2012)* weaves a tapestry of fleeting connections against the backdrop of a single, fateful night across three European cities—Munich, Kyiv, and Belgrade. When heavy rains force Ruslana to abandon her Munich apartment, she finds unexpected help from Vladan, a former Serbian boxer, while her son Bogdan's arrival takes an unexpected romantic turn after he becomes entangled with Maria, a glamorous pop-starlet tied to her wealthy patron Jora. Meanwhile, Vladan's son Zoran crosses paths with Jelena in Belgrade, unaware her imminent departure might sever their bond before it truly begins. At its heart, this drama explores love's fragility, the weight of choices, and the quiet desperation of missed opportunities, all unfolding under the shadow of separation.
Starring Ivan Dobronravov, Georg Friedrich, and Lea Mornar, *Eastalgia (2012)* delivers a moody, atmospheric take on modern loneliness, where chance encounters and unspoken longings collide in a single, pivotal evening.