Teret
Teret
Director:
Ognjen GlavonićGuión:
Ognjen GlavonićReparto:
Leon Lučev, Pavle Cemerikic, Igor Bencina, Marko Grba Singh, Stefan Ivancic, Jelena Maksimović, Jovo Maksic, Stefan TrifunovicStreaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Vlada trabaja como conductor de un camión durante el bombardeo de Serbia por parte de las fuerzas de la OTAN en 1999. Su último encargo consiste en transportar una misteriosa carga desde Kosovo hasta Belgrado, a través de un territorio desconocido para él, inhóspito y peligroso, en un país devastado por la guerra. (La Aventura Audiovisual)
Reseñas (1)
Given how gloomy this films looks due to the grey-white filters, it is actually not that depressing. Even though the story takes place amidst the bombing of Kosovo so it has no chance to offer the audience any respite. However, it doesn’t mean that The Loadnecessarily shocks by portraying human depravity made in the Balkans. It’s some slow story-telling, the 90% of which takes place in a lorry. It builds its atmospherewith a more than decent camera, waiting for the right moment to reveal its hand. And then the viewers turn off their TV during the end credits, and contemplate what they’ve seen in the dark that follows. And this piece managed to do this very well.
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