Director: Hemen Khaledi | 2025 | Iran/Georgia/Belgium | 73 mins | PG | Documentary
Every year, a remote Kurdish village celebrates the return of the storks. An irrepressible mother of eight, 74-year-old Khadijeh displays a defiant humour while caring for her elderly and demanding husband Majid. When a wounded stork falls into her world, she forms a fiercely protective bond and is determined to save it for migration in the spring. To her dismay, her youngest daughter is also preparing to migrate to join her husband in the UK. Beautifully filmed, this deeply moving and poetic film is an essay on loss and love, letting go and holding on and the inevitability of change.
Good to know
Film starts at advertised time, no trailers or adverts.
Limited number of tickets available on the door.
Suitability information for this event:
- Minimum age: 8 years
- Subtitles
- ASD and neurodivergent friendly
- LGBT+ Friendly
Cost
Date
Next on: Saturday 21st March @ 4:00pm
73 minutes duration
Venue
The Trades Club
Holme St,
Hebden Bridge,
HX7 8EE
Venue access:
- Wheelchair access
- Accessible toilet
- Public Wifi
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