133km

About This Movie

133km is this quiet, understated road trip film that unravels sibling dynamics against the backdrop of a journey filled with nostalgia and longing. The brother and sister's quest to reclaim a discarded picture from their mother takes on a deeper resonance, exploring themes of memory and familial bonds. The pacing feels reflective, almost meditative at times, allowing moments of silence to speak as loudly as the dialogue. What stands out is the raw, unpolished performances that capture a genuine sibling chemistry, bringing a sense of realism that feels almost tangible. The atmosphere is enriched by the simplicity of their travels, evoking a sense of place that’s both familiar and intimate.

133km has had a limited run in physical formats, primarily existing as independent releases which can create a bit of a treasure hunt for collectors. There’s a certain charm in its modest production style, and while not widely circulated, it tends to resonate with those who appreciate character-driven narratives. The scarcity bolsters its allure for film collectors who value unique storytelling that diverges from mainstream cinema.