Three sisters spend a summer in Tuscany, confronting the passing of time under the lens of nostalgia

Three sisters spend a languid summer at their grandmother's house in Tuscany, where shared memories collide with the quiet distance growing between their adult lives.

A dreamy 16mm summer portrait of sisterhood and the strange way time stands still and slips away.

For the short film How Long Is Now, Slovak writer-director Adriána Ingeli reflects on the quiet, inevitable movement of time, and its ability to shape us in ways we barely notice. Shot on 16mm film in Tuscany, the atmosp

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