Sara, Emma, Ruben

About This Movie

So, 'Sara, Emma, Ruben' is one of those documentaries that digs deep into the human experience with a raw, unfiltered lens. You’ve got Sara, who survived a concentration camp, sharing her profound story alongside Emma, a Jewish girl who married the famed artist Anders Zorn. It’s a fascinating juxtaposition, really. Then there’s Ruben, locked away in a mental hospital, grappling with megalomania. The atmosphere is heavy, filled with reflections on trauma and resilience. The pacing feels almost meditative at times, allowing you to sit with their stories. The performances, though understated, are powerful—each character's struggles resonate. It’s definitely distinctive in how it weaves personal histories with broader themes of survival and identity. Worth a watch for anyone interested in the complexities of human nature.

Explores themes of trauma and identity. · Strong focus on personal narratives. · Raw atmosphere, with a meditative pacing.