Low Season

A young poet falls in love with a sophisticated woman who hates poetry. He wants to win her with a bit of help from his mum.

Another first for South Africa's fast-growing film industry: A multiple-storyline ensemble romantic dramedy capturing the essence of what love looks like in all its different shapes and sizes. Mooirivier is a film about relationships, about how we can't live without them, about how love always wins, even if it doesn't look, or turn out, the way you thought it would.

Whether you are single, married, or somewhere in between, Anyone deals with the relationships faced by 30-somethings in today's society. Is my soul mate out there? Is there any such a thing as a soul mate? Do I still know this person with whom I've shared breakfast each day for the last nine years? As with real life, some people grow while others revert, and Anyone attempts to show all of that by tapping into all emotions.

Céleste de Givray, whose social success is the result of the audacity of her press agent, Sam Dupont, is persuaded to retreat from public life and to have her face lifted. Lola Dauvry, a cigarette girl at the Café Pierre, who loves Raoul de Bercy, a former aviator, is hired by Sam to pose as the new Céleste in a fashion show while Raoul is hired as Céleste's private aviator. While Raoul is waiting for Lola at Céleste's apartment, the Duke of Arles, one of Céleste's sweethearts, arrives; in despair, Lola begs Sam to inform Raoul of her identity, but he refuses. At the fashion show, Céleste appears and declares Lola an impostor, but the latter is declared "the best dressed woman" by the judges. Raoul, realizing that Lola has been faithful, returns to her at the cafe and they are happily reunited.

Follow these two teenagers as they rebel against rampant paternalism and try to live in coming to terms with daily and cultural life in East Germany.