Green Line

Description

The film opens with a series of animated figurines positioned in a miniature setting, depicting Fida’s childhood during the war. This initial visual transitions into a documentary format, showcasing real confrontations between Fida and ex-militiamen who manipulate the small figurines. The use of miniature material allows for a connection between various personal stories, integrating individual experiences into the broader context of collective history. As the narrative shifts through different realities and temporalities, the confrontational exchanges serve as a means of catharsis for the participants. The film presents a complex examination of trauma as the characters face the remnants of their past actions and the ongoing impact of conflict. In the end, they are left confronting their fractured histories without any clear resolution.