Nena, GFT, Sunday 14 February, 2016

Nena
GFT
First-time director Saskia Diesing tells the story of punky sixteen-year-old Nena and her complex relationship with her father who suffers from the debilitating effects of multiple sclerosis.
Sunday 14 February, 2016 (12.45)
Running time: 1h35m
Coinciding with her first taste of new love with a boy who is far from faithful, their close-knit bond is challenged by her father’s sudden suicide attempt. A truly unconventional coming of age story dealing with love and loss, Nena is a promising debut. UK Premiere.
Introduced and followed by a Q&A with director Saskia Diesing.
‘Nena brings to life the turbulent emotions of the life of a teenager. It’s a nostalgic and often relatable tale which grips you right until the credits.’ Beth, 15
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