Felix

About This Movie

So, 'Felix' from 1996 is quite a somber piece, really. It captures that raw tension of ordinary lives upended by war. You follow this 11-year-old boy, Felix, who’s sort of a stand-in for innocence, caught in a horrifying moment when Yugoslavia is fracturing. The atmosphere is heavy, the pacing deliberate, which I think mirrors the confusion and fear of those trapped in that column of cars. The performances, especially from the kid and the teacher, resonate with genuine emotion. There’s something haunting about how it portrays the trauma of conflict through the eyes of children. It’s not flashy, no grand effects - just solid storytelling that sticks with you.

Set against the backdrop of Yugoslav wars. · Focuses on the psychological impact of conflict on children. · Noteworthy for its understated performances and realistic tone.