Skin of Marble

About This Movie

Skin of Marble is really something else. It's drenched in this poetic atmosphere that feels like stepping into a Manto story but made visual. The pacing is meandering, almost like a wandering thought, which fits the themes of love and heartache so well. You get this deep sense of longing throughout, and the performances—though understated—carry so much weight. The way they use practical effects adds to the film's texture, giving it a tactile quality that enhances the emotional moments. It’s distinctive in how it captures the fragility of relationships, almost like watching a fragile sculpture come to life, then shatter. It’s not for everyone, but it definitely lingers in your mind.

not widely recognized director · focused on emotional storytelling · unique aesthetic choices