Twenty years ago, Sofi and her dad spent their last holiday together in a cheap Turkish resort. The youthful Kalum (Paul Mescal), just 30, and 11-year-old Sofi looked like brother and sister. The rare and therefore precious time together was full of sunny melancholy, little mishaps, warmth, curiosity and friendship. Sofi remembers these holidays vividly. She recreates her dad's image, combining MiniDV tape recordings with fictional and real memories, and tries to understand a man she might not have known. "At times poignant, at times funny - probably the most talked-about debut of the past year - it hasn't yet left anyone indifferent. From the very first frame, you can see that this is a subtle and lively film, with a stylistically formed director behind it. It is a letter to the past, as if the director is saying to her never-quite-known dad: "Hey, I feel you better now." The atmosphere is so strong that after the film you will feel like you have spent your time not in a cinema, but lazing in the sun by the azure pool with Sofi and Kalum." (Aistė Račaitytė)