Stone Wound

About This Movie

Stone Wound is a fascinating exploration of trauma, capturing the scars left by state violence in Chile. Directed by Gabriel Lizama, this documentary is really something else—it's presented in 35mm black and white, which gives it a raw, haunting atmosphere. The absence of sound intensifies the visuals, allowing the still photography to speak volumes. You feel the weight of each frame; it’s like a slow burn that lingers. There's a stark honesty in the way it addresses difficult themes, and the pacing feels deliberate, almost meditative. The practical effects, or rather the lack of them, serve the narrative's truthfulness. It's a powerful statement on memory and history. Definitely a distinctive piece for collectors who appreciate the intersection of art and activism.

Explores themes of trauma and state violence · Presented in 35mm black and white, creating a stark visual impact · Silent format enhances the emotional weight of the imagery