A poetic meditation on identity, grief and the bittersweet longing for a homeland, a time and a version of ourselves that exists only in the fading light of memory in a simple well crafted Terrence Malick way.
Directed by Geneviève Dulude-De Celles
A viral video of an 8-year-old Bulgarian artist catches the eye of a major art collector, and Mihail is sent there, 30 years after leaving his home country, to assess the value of the girl's work and confront ghosts from his past.
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A poetic meditation on identity, grief and the bittersweet longing for a homeland, a time and a version of ourselves that exists only in the fading light of memory in a simple well crafted Terrence Malick way.
so warm, subtle and sincere, full of love and grief and regrets and bittersweetness; hits too close to home for an immigrant from a post-soviet country. amongst all other things, it’s a great observation about what happens when authentic, traditional art faces the world of commercemy best berlinale discovery so far. I loved it so much.
An idyllic movie about Art & Identity
Nina Roza follows an art expert who returns to his homeland after decades away to assess the viral artwork of a young girl and confront ghosts from his past.
Nina Roza was directed by Geneviève Dulude-De Celles in 2026.
Nina Roza had its international premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2026.
