Director:
Arsen A. OstojicCámara:
Slobodan TrninicSinopsis(1)
In order to find the remains of her son lost during the war in Bosnia, a grieving, but strong-willed Muslim woman, Halima, must track down her estranged niece, who carries a mysterious connection to her son.
Halima's Path tells the tragic but inspiring story of a strong-willed Muslim woman who tries to find the remains of her husband and son who were buried in one of the many mass graves during the Bosnian War. Her husband's remains are found but her son remains missing, leading to the unfolding of the story of why DNA samples, used to identify remains, will not and cannot find her son. Strong Halima must track down her estranged niece who carries a mysterious connection to her son. In doing so, some other hidden facts are uncovered.
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Reseñas (1)
The Croatian director filmed such a difficult-to-understand story in such a raw and uncompromising way that it was a little hard to watch and finish. Halima's Path showcases the reality that the whole Europe’s currently struggling with – an encounter between a Muslim and a Christian, which goes so far that they even have a child together. The people around them act in a fairly brutal way which proves that what Europe struggles with nowadays has already been daily bread for the people in the Balkans and it never resulted in any good. It’s just a shame that the movie’s depressing nature made me sick rather than making me take anything from it. The ending was a logical outcome of disappointed people at rock bottom. A sad, realistic and awfully depressing movie.
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