Fortitude

The film provides a three-minute insight into the lives of a group of pacifists hiding in a cellar to escape a war tribunal. It explores the difficulties of war through the experiences of its characters, reflecting on the human condition during conflict.

Yufit's work is noted for its love of 1920s avant-garde cinema, which he considers the pinnacle of cinematography. He expresses a belief that advancements in technology have not necessarily benefited human existence, a theme that resonates throughout the film.

Available formats for collectors include DVD and Blu-ray, offering options for those interested in adding this unique piece to their collection. Fortitude stands out for its blend of genres and thought-provoking commentary on war and art.