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Sunset
Sunset is a documentary film set in the “Dr Simo Milošević” Institute for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in Montenegro, the last active state-run health resort of its kind from the former Yugoslavia. Through the observation of daily cycles of therapy, disciplined work, and repetitive movements, the film follows a temporary community shaped by shared routine, physical closeness, and care, within an ambience of bygone modernism.
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Sunset is a documentary film set in the “Dr Simo Milošević” Institute for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in Montenegro, the last active state-run health resort of its kind from the former Yugoslavia. Through the observation of daily cycles of therapy, disciplined work, and repetitive movements, the film follows a temporary community shaped by shared routine, physical closeness, and care, within an ambience of bygone modernism.
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Written By:Z. Susskind
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Meander Film, Film House Baš Čelik, Zagreb Film Festival
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