The Stone Speakers

In The Stone Speakers, director Igor Drljača examines how economically depressed towns in Bosnia and Herzegovina are transforming themselves into tourist destinations. The film focuses on four distinct locations, each revealing the nuanced and often contradictory memories of a nation grappling with its postwar identity.

The runtime of 92 minutes allows for a deep exploration of social justice themes, showcasing the efforts of local communities to reshape their narratives. The film is produced by TimeLapse Pictures, emphasizing its independent documentary roots. Through its subtle approach, The Stone Speakers provides insight into the trauma and resilience of a country navigating its past while striving for a sustainable future.