Dilemma

In this era when the temptation of globalization seems irresistible and accompanied by the singing of European integration, such a story about chasing dreams (and their destruction) is naturally logical. Marta, 30, has been teaching her 10-year-old daughter Anna to learn English well since she was a child, so that she can prepare to leave her hometown of Belarus and go abroad one day. The mother and daughter finally left their hometown and fled to Sweden, only to find that the image of civilization and prosperity in other countries was just a sugar-coated shell, and life in the refugee center was definitely not easy. Even though it was rare to meet a lover in hard times, Marta finally had to bow to the cruel reality. Familiar stories are repeated in this corner of the world. For some people, the right to abode is something they are born with, but for others, it may take a lifetime to obtain it. We cannot help but ask: Are the opportunities for population mobility under the phenomenon of globalization good or bad? About the Director Agnieszka Łukasiak was born in Wroclaw, Poland, in 1978, and moved to Sweden as a political refugee when he was 6 years old. He studied drama in Stockholm and attended the famous Lodz Film Academy in Poland. Her documentary "Algeria" (2002) was selected for the Amsterdam International Documentary Festival, and her award-winning previous work "Oblivion"