So She Doesn't Live

About This Movie

So She Doesn't Live is a deep dive into the Bosnian landscape of today, peeling back layers of Aida's struggle post-relationship with Kerim. The film explores the shadows of domestic abuse, but it's not just about trauma; it captures the suffocating grip of everyday life that pulls Aida back into a cycle she desperately wants to escape. The pacing is deliberate, almost haunting, allowing the audience to sit with Aida's discomfort. There's an authenticity in the performances that feels raw, reflecting the genuine emotional turmoil and the weight of her choices. It’s this very blend of realism and the oppressive atmosphere that makes it stand out, echoing the complexities of breaking free from the past.

Explores themes of domestic abuse. · Strong emotional performances. · Atmospheric depiction of contemporary Bosnia.