Apaches

About This Movie

So, Apaches is this intriguing piece from 2010 that dives into the mind of Kishorváth, an aspiring director who’s trying to make sense of his grandfather's bizarre past. The film has this unique atmosphere, mixing drama with a touch of historical quirk. You’ve got this ‘60s protest vibe where a group forms a tribe, the 'Danube Indians,' and there's this strange juxtaposition of their moral codes against a backdrop of paranoia after '56. The pacing feels deliberate, drawing you into their secluded world. The performances have a rawness to them, reflecting the oddities and struggles of these characters. It’s definitely not your typical TV movie; it stands out with its practical effects and the way it explores themes of identity and societal withdrawal.

Focus on the character dynamics and societal commentary · Interesting blend of documentary and drama techniques · The use of practical effects adds a distinct layer