A Letter from 1920

The film presents a monodrama featuring the content of a letter from Ivo Andrić's short story, published in 1946. The narrative centers around Max Levenfeld, a doctor escaping Bosnia, reflecting on the historical animosities that have plagued the region.

With a runtime of 56 minutes, A Letter from 1920 offers a compact yet poignant examination of personal and collective struggles. The film's exploration of complex themes makes it a significant piece for those interested in the intersections of literature and film, particularly in the context of Balkan history and storytelling.