Mrs. Rubin

The film follows Sophie, a 27-year-old intern at a psychiatric ward. Recently graduated from medical school, she confronts the harsh truths of her profession while forming a connection with a 45-year-old resident named Mrs. Erme. This relationship unravels deeper issues, including Mrs. Erme's past and her obsession with her appearance, which coincides with her son's tragic death from chicken pox.

In just 19 minutes, "Mrs. Rubin" presents a poignant narrative that examines the intersection of mental health and personal identity. The film features performances by Dragana Kostadinovska and Petar Arsovski, who bring depth to their roles in this intimate story. Produced by Award Film & Video, this work captures the intricate dynamics of doctor-patient relationships and the burdens of self-image.