Don't Call Me Mama

In "Don't Call Me Mama", a dramatic tale of unlikely connection and lost control unfolds, as Eva, a devoted teacher and mayor's wife, finds herself drawn to the poetic talents of 18-year-old refugee Amir at a local center for displaced youth. As their bond deepens, Eva must confront the consequences of her husband's betrayal and the complexities of her own heart, leading to a provocative exploration of trust, loyalty, and the human spirit. With Pia Tjelta delivering a nuanced performance, this gripping drama poses uncomfortable questions about identity, culture, and the power of art to bridge even the widest of divides.