A Ton of Ice Cream

About This Movie

A Ton of Ice Cream is a rather poignant drama that digs into the complexity of guilt and the weight of intentions. Vedran, portrayed with a raw sincerity, believes that a simple gesture—bringing ice cream—could somehow ease his burdens. However, the film’s atmosphere is saturated with a slow, melancholic tone, and as the ice cream melts, so does any semblance of hope for redemption. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to sit with Vedran's internal struggle, while the performances capture a palpable tension. What stands out here are the practical effects; the melting ice cream serves as a powerful metaphor for fleeting moments and the fragility of human connection. It’s a quiet yet impactful exploration of regret.

Themes of guilt and redemption · Slow and melancholic pacing · Strong practical effects as metaphors