...za imya Moe

About This Movie

So, this film, ...za imya Moe, paints a bleak picture of post-war life in 1947. It captures the remnants of grief and loss in a village where the echoes of war still linger, and the atmosphere is thick with despair. The pacing is deliberate, almost lethargic, reflecting the weariness of the people. The themes of persecution, particularly against the clergy, feel particularly relevant and harsh. The little girl at the center of the story brings a fragile innocence to such a heavy narrative, and the performances are raw and grounded. What stands out is how it interweaves personal tragedy with broader socio-political commentary. It doesn’t shy away from the uncomfortable truths of that era, and that authenticity, while difficult to watch, makes it quite compelling.

Explores themes of loss and persecution. · Set in a bleak post-war atmosphere. · Features a child protagonist amid adult struggles.