Reviewed by Petra

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Review This film is a cinematic masterpiece. It is a visual poem. Photographed in dramatic BW, the story unfolds in non-linear fashion, imparting steadily increasing, barely perceived dramatic tension. It’s structure eloquently and sensitively echoes the emotional process of grieving, causing us to be haunted by recurring visions of fragmented memories, revealing a little more information each time, bringing us closer and closer to the core of the trauma we are desperately struggling to keep at bay. The contained, understated performance of Michael Nirenberg as ‘the boy’ is devastating - expressing hollowed pain alongside soulful innocence and the inexplicable, inextinguishable will to survive that keeps his feet moving in spite of himself… it left me speechless. Watching this film is an experience I am not likely to forget. I highly recommend it. - Petra wight

Reviewed by Georgina H

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Review An atmospheric piece of cinematic art evoking strong emotions as we watch a young boy find his way across a destroyed world.

Reviewed by Nikola Gavrilovic

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Review Amazing piece of art that is depicting all what war represents. Depression, loneliness, grief, isolation. Beautiful cinematography makes the watcher to feel every second of the film.