Armoured Daydreams

About This Movie

Armoured Daydreams is a layered documentary that contrasts the historical concept of Stalag from WWII with the chilling realities of Guatemalan model villages in the 1980s. The film employs a stark, almost haunting atmosphere that pulls you deep into its narrative. There's a slow, deliberate pacing that allows the weight of the subject matter to settle in. The practical effects are minimal but serve to heighten the sense of desolation and manipulation within these villages. Performances, even from the non-professional actors, feel raw and unfiltered. The film's exploration of memory, trauma, and state control is striking, giving a distinctive voice to a narrative often overlooked. It's a thought-provoking piece that lingers long after the credits roll.

Includes archival footage from WWII. · Focuses on socio-political themes. · Notable for its minimalist approach.