Can I Go Home Now?
Synopsis
The film removes traditional narration, allowing only children's voices to shape its emotional and narrative architecture. Their testimonies unfold as a chorus of memory, loss, and fragile hope, transforming lived experience into a meditation on childhood under siege. Only Children's voices - no adults, no outside commentary, no mediation. The film's sonic landscape is shaped through an original symphonic score by Academy Award-winning composer A.R. Rahman and an original Ukrainian-language piece created with a Grammy-winning Ukrainian composer, extending the children's voices beyond image into sound. Through this union of image and music, the film resists commentary and invites the audience into an intimate, human encounter with a generation growing up inside conflict.
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 101 min
- Director
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Pritan Ambroase 1st Feature
- Producer
- Pritan Ambroase
- Co-Producer
- Debasish Dutta
- Executive Producer
- Susan Bala, Dennis Davidson, Brooks Newmark
- Editor
- Jerzy Zawadzki, Hubert Pusek
- Screenwriter
- Pritan Ambroase
- Director of Photography
- Timofii Avramchuk
- Production Designer
- Andrii Buryanenko
- Sound
- Bartosz Putkiewicz
- Composer
- A.R. Rahman
- Principal cast
- With contributions from: Artem, Nastya, Sofia, Sasha, Valeria, Artem, Milana, Vitaliy, Nastya, Taras, Katja, Vova, Vlad, Kolya, Yuriy, Yelizavieta Brovii, Agatha Safonova, Anna Beliai, Anastasiia Bila, Daryna Huba, Ivan Patsai, Roman Radchneko
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Orange Corp (MU) Presents, A Cinessaince Motion Pictures (US) production.
In co-production with Orange Corp (MU), Hollywood Insider (US), Humans of Our World Foundation (UK, US), Matinee Film Fund (UK), Perspectiva Film (UA)In association with Studio 32 (UK), ARR Studios (IN), Fixafilm (PL)
Humans of Our World Foundation
Sales Company
Orange Corp
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