Stigmas

About This Movie

Stigmas, though directed by an unknown, captures the essence of post-war Herzegovina's ideological struggles with a unique lens. It delves into the aftermath of the Second World War, exploring how traditional values clash with emerging ideologies. The atmosphere feels heavy, almost oppressive, as it follows characters embroiled in personal and ideological battles, particularly during a poignant tobacco journey that serves as a metaphor for broader conflicts. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the weight of each moment to resonate, while the performances feel raw and authentic, reflecting the emotional scars of a torn community. It’s distinctive in how it doesn’t just showcase the conflict but immerses you in the texture of life during that time, making the viewer ponder the long-lasting effects of stigma.

Focuses on ideological stigmatization · Set in post-Second World War · Raw performances and heavy atmosphere