Three Kilometres To The End Of The World - Expat Cinema Rotterdam
Miss seeing international films because you can’t yet keep up with the Dutch subtitles? Want to meet fellow expats and new Dutch folks? Love cinema? Then this is the event for you! Join Expat Cinema Rotterdam for the best international art house cinema with English subtitles.
In a Romanian village, Dragoi, a devout family man, owes a significant debt to local gangster Zentov. When his 17-year-old son Adi is brutally attacked, Dragoi assumes it’s a warning to settle his debt. But he soon uncovers a far more painful truth: Adi wasn’t targeted because of his father’s financial troubles, but because of his sexual orientation.
What begins as a father’s attempt to protect his son spirals into a battle against a corrupt system determined to cover up the crime. As the community turns its back on them, Dragoi is forced to confront both his own beliefs and the deep-seated prejudice in the village. Meanwhile, Adi wrestles with the pain of betrayal—by his attackers, and by a society that refuses to accept him. Beneath the village’s quiet surface lies an undercurrent of violence, hypocrisy, and fear.
Three Kilometers to the End of the World is a gripping drama that exposes the aftermath of a homophobic hate crime and the forces bent on suppressing the truth. It’s a powerful story about the cost of silence and the courage it takes to demand justice in a world that looks the other way.
- 19:00
Kies tijdstip
- filmspecial
Miss seeing international films because you can’t yet keep up with the Dutch subtitles? Want to meet fellow expats and new Dutch folks? Love cinema? Then this is the event for you! Join Expat Cinema Rotterdam for the best international art house cinema with English subtitles.
In a Romanian village, Dragoi, a devout family man, owes a significant debt to local gangster Zentov. When his 17-year-old son Adi is brutally attacked, Dragoi assumes it’s a warning to settle his debt. But he soon uncovers a far more painful truth: Adi wasn’t targeted because of his father’s financial troubles, but because of his sexual orientation.
What begins as a father’s attempt to protect his son spirals into a battle against a corrupt system determined to cover up the crime. As the community turns its back on them, Dragoi is forced to confront both his own beliefs and the deep-seated prejudice in the village. Meanwhile, Adi wrestles with the pain of betrayal—by his attackers, and by a society that refuses to accept him. Beneath the village’s quiet surface lies an undercurrent of violence, hypocrisy, and fear.
Three Kilometers to the End of the World is a gripping drama that exposes the aftermath of a homophobic hate crime and the forces bent on suppressing the truth. It’s a powerful story about the cost of silence and the courage it takes to demand justice in a world that looks the other way.
