Eklipse

Set in 1999 during a solar eclipse, this drama follows twelve-year-old Tomy and his close friend Chris as they spend the summer on an alpine pasture. Their bond is severed when Chris discovers that Tomy's father is hospitalized with AIDS. This revelation leaves Tomy struggling with the weight of his family's secrets and the pain of social isolation.

The film was directed by Manuel Wetscher, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Bernhard Jarosch. It is a joint production between Austria and Italy, produced by Albolina Film and Eutopiafilm GmbH. The lead roles are played by Moritz Hohlrieder, who portrays Tomy, and Finley Brown, who plays Chris. The movie has a total runtime of 91 minutes.