Morning Prayers

About This Movie

Morning Prayers is a raw look at two souls wandering through the gritty streets of Sarajevo. The film captures a moment of connection between a boy and a girl, both lost in their own worlds and high on drugs, yet searching for something deeper. The pacing is meandering, much like their journey, creating an atmosphere that feels both liberating and claustrophobic. Their carefree antics quickly shift when another presence intrudes, reminding us of reality amidst their escapism. It's not exactly traditional in terms of narrative structure, but that’s what gives it this distinct, almost documentary-like feel. The performances are genuine and unrefined, adding to the film's overall impact. Quite a unique entry in the drama-romance genre, I’d say.

Set in post-war Sarajevo · Explores themes of connection and escapism · Experimental narrative style