La maison d'Aga

This movie will make you think, and it will spark important conversations that many of us are too afraid to initiate ourselves. It may not be your everyday cookie-cutter movie, like a rom-com or a Disney film, but instead it's a meaningful and inspiring film.

Excellent, raw, emotional drama - beautifully done! I would love to see the reactions of the audience in the Balkans, I am sure it will provoke a lot of reactions with its bold mission to give women the freedom to express their emotions. So called silicone virgins and "the ladies", taught to hold their tea mugs with raised toddlers, who don't drink, smoke or swear, "will be excited", also balkan men will be upset with Aga's House strong women characters that dare to talk about their lives with their "language". One thing is for sure - there are many exciting conversations with the audience ahead of Aga's House.

A great case study in how simplicity can produce spectacular results that extend beyond film's budget.

Aside from a couple minor issues I had with this film, I loved it. It just felt incredibly real. It didn't feel like I was watching actors, It felt like I was watching the lives of these women unfold, and that those lives would just continue unfolding even when the camera wasn't rolling.

I discovered this film at Karlovy Vary Film Festival, and left me speechless for a long time. Amazing work! I had to watch it twice and if I get the chance I'll do it again. A shocking story that humorously conveys the tragedy, a product of genuine creativity.