10 · 21 · 24 MARCH TO MAY, a Film About Memories by Martin Pavol Repka at the 22nd FICM Share with twitter Share with facebook Share with mail Copy to clipboard Fanny García The film March to May was presented at the 22nd edition of the Morelia International Film Festival (FICM), with its director, Martin Pavol Repka, and the artistic director of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, Karel Och, in attendance.The Czech film tells the story of a family living in a small country house, showing the charm of everyday life until this rhythm of life is interrupted by the mother's unexpected pregnancy. All family members are affected by the idea of a new arrival. Martin Pavol Repka, Karel Och “As my first film, it is deeply personal. It's based on my memories and a similar situation I experienced in my family,” shared director Martin Pavol.Pavol mentioned to the audience that a fundamental aspect of the film is “the invisible”, as focusing too much on the narrative can make you lose the details that give flavor to the film, such as atmosphere, light and sound.The filmmaker expressed his excitement presenting his film in Morelia and was pleased to hear that the audience saw themselves in the story.
