Carla's Song

The film follows a man from Glasgow who travels to Nicaragua amidst its civil war, accompanied by a refugee grappling with her traumatic memories. The story explores themes of love, conflict, and the quest for freedom, set against the backdrop of the 1980s and the Sandinista movement. With a runtime of 125 minutes, Carla's Song invites viewers into a poignant examination of personal and political struggles.

Featuring a strong cast including Robert Carlyle and Oyanka Cabezas, the film captures the intersection of individual lives and broader societal issues. The narrative's setting in both Scotland and Nicaragua highlights the contrasts between a socially deprived family in Glasgow and the harrowing realities of war, making it a compelling watch for fans of socially conscious cinema.