Slogans

About This Movie

Slogans (2001) is an intriguing blend of comedy and drama set in a remote Albanian village. The film's atmosphere is both whimsical and reflective, centered around a teacher named Andre who faces the absurdity of choosing between two communist slogans. The humor feels subtle, sometimes emerging from the characters’ interactions, and the pacing has this gentle ebb and flow that mirrors village life. What stands out is how the students engage with the task of physically creating the slogan on a hillside, a task that becomes a metaphor for their lives and aspirations. The performances are sincere, capturing the innocence and complexity of youth under a regime. It's this distinctive charm, along with its unique setting, that makes it an interesting watch for collectors.

Explores themes of identity and ideology · Interesting character dynamics · Subtle humor with a poignant undercurrent