The Letter

About This Movie

The Letter (2001) presents a raw, poignant glimpse into life in a Bosnian refugee camp. The story revolves around Enes, a boy with one leg navigating a world of dependence after breaking his crutch. Ado, his friend, steps in to help, and together they draft a letter to the United Nations, hoping for assistance. The film offers a slow burn, immersing you in the boys’ struggles and their friendship amidst chaos. The atmosphere is heavy with tension, yet there's a subtle warmth in their camaraderie. The performances are quite genuine, capturing the innocence of youth in dire circumstances. It’s the kind of film that lingers, reflecting on themes of hope and resilience in the face of adversity.

Strong performances from a young cast · Intimate portrayal of friendship · Realistic depiction of life in a refugee camp