The Dead Can Talk

The Dead Can Talk tells the story of Hasso’s son, who embarks on a quest to find an eyewitness to validate his father's role as a Peshmarge, a formal revolutionary. This narrative unfolds in the context of war, highlighting the impact of silence over three decades and the struggle to reclaim a lost identity.

With a focus on the themes of remembrance and the search for truth, the film draws attention to personal and historical narratives intertwined with the reality of conflict. The lead performances by Rowal Navgundî and Adil Abdulrahman contribute to the film's emotional depth, making it resonate with audiences interested in dramatic portrayals of real-life events.