We Are All Going to Die

About This Movie

This 2020 documentary dives into the grim yet compelling world of funeral services in a small Macedonian town. It’s shot in a raw, almost fly-on-the-wall style that feels intimate and unfiltered. Zoki, the central figure, navigates the eerie balance between business ethics and the harsh economic pressures pushing him into murky waters. There's a certain bleak humor sprinkled throughout, as the film touches upon how a community grapples with death in a time of crisis. The pacing is contemplative, allowing the viewer to sit with unsettling truths. It’s a stark reflection on mortality and the lengths people will go to when survival is at stake. The performances feel genuine, echoing the struggles of real-life individuals in an increasingly uncertain world.

Examines the ethics of funeral service during economic hardship.Features a mix of dark humor and somber realities.Offers a unique perspective on mortality from a small-town lens.