Soviet Milk

About This Movie

Soviet Milk is a deep dive into the human psyche under oppression, with a slow, almost suffocating pace that enhances the tension. The atmosphere is bleak, reflecting the harsh reality of Latvia's Soviet occupation. You feel the weight of the protagonist's struggles; she's a young doctor whose life is dismantled piece by piece, and you can't help but feel for her. The performances are raw and honest, especially the lead, who embodies despair and resilience in a haunting way. The film plays with practical effects to ground the emotional turmoil in reality, which adds to the overall disquieting tone. It’s a study of loss, identity, and the darkness that a regime can inflict on personal lives.

Set against the backdrop of Soviet oppression. · Explores themes of identity and resilience. · Notable for its raw performances and atmospheric tension.