Buried on Sunday

About This Movie

Buried on Sunday is one of those films that blends a quiet desperation with surprising absurdity. The story revolves around these angry fishermen on an island who decide to take things into their own hands, using a Soviet submarine as their bargaining chip with Ottawa. The pacing is intriguing, shifting between moments of tension and the bizarre reality of their situation. Themes of independence and frustration with authority run deep, and the performances feel authentic, giving it that grounded touch. It’s not your typical drama; it has a certain atmosphere that lingers, thanks in part to the practical effects that manage to keep the submarine feeling real amidst the chaos of their protests. A unique piece of storytelling that doesn’t shy away from the unusual.

A rare exploration of independence themes. · Interesting mix of realism and absurdity. · Notable for its practical effects.