Unripe Cherries

About This Movie

So 'Unripe Cherries' is an interesting little piece, you know? It crafts this slow-burn atmosphere on a train where you have Macedonians and Albanians just stuck together, waiting. It’s set against the backdrop of that tense military conflict in 2001. The pacing is deliberate, almost languid, but it lets you soak in the uneasy tension and the characters' interactions. There’s a rawness to the performances that feels genuine, you really get a sense of their fears and hopes. The practical effects—well, it relies more on dialogue and the unsaid than flashy stuff, which I think adds to its authenticity. It’s not your typical drama, rather a nuanced exploration of human connection in a fraught situation.

Interesting setting on a train · Exploration of Macedonian-Albanian relations · Focus on character interactions and tension