We've Never Been to Venice

The film follows Tone, an older man, as he drives from Germany to visit his son Grega and daughter-in-law Masha. Despite their physical proximity, an unacknowledged tragedy looms over the family. Tone attempts to lighten the mood with a drive and ice cream, but the journey reveals the deep emotional rifts between Grega and Masha.

Throughout their trip, Grega and Masha experience a tumultuous range of emotions, from aggression to cheerfulness. The narrative captures how each character processes their pain in isolation, even while together. The film's exploration of grief and relationship dynamics makes it a poignant and thought-provoking piece.