The Month of Dreams

About This Movie

So, 'The Month of Dreams' is set in 1680, a period steeped in the aftermath of the Turkish invasion. The film captures this eerie, desolate landscape of Bácska, where the sense of emptiness is palpable. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to really absorb the haunting atmosphere. Three characters – Long-Legged, Lame, and One-Eyed, all former captives – navigate this ghostly terrain, and their performances are raw yet deeply resonant, bringing a layer of humanity to this bleak setting. The practical effects used create an authentic feel, and the cinematography often feels painterly, almost like a snapshot of a lost time. It's a thoughtful exploration of resilience amid despair, and you can’t help but get drawn into its dreamlike quality.

Examines the aftermath of war and personal struggle. · Unique character dynamics with strong performances. · Visually rich, with a dreamlike yet stark aesthetic.