Pride

About This Movie

Pride (2013) directed by Pavel G. Vesnakov offers a nuanced look at generational conflict through the lens of a retired general, Manol. The film has this grounded tone, like you're stepping into a living room where every conversation feels weighty. It’s not all fireworks; it takes its time to unfold, allowing the audience to really sit with Manol’s internal struggles as his firm beliefs are challenged. The atmosphere is tinged with melancholy but also moments of warmth, especially in his grandfatherly moments. Performances are strong, particularly in how they showcase vulnerability beneath stoic exteriors. It's a thoughtful exploration of love and acceptance, with subtle details that resonate long after viewing.

Strong character-driven narrative. · Explores themes of love vs. tradition. · Atmospheric cinematography enhances emotional depth.