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So, 'we were, however, able to see the construction.' is a 2023 documentary that captures this strange tension between progress and community. The film dives into the quiet turmoil surrounding the river’s reconstruction in Lipjan, with a hauntingly observational style. The pacing is almost meditative—slow, deliberate shots of construction juxtaposed with the stillness of the village life. You get the sense of disconnectedness, where the officials are absent, and the villagers' voices are unheard. It’s gritty, real, and kind of raw. The film doesn't offer neat resolutions, making you ponder what it means to belong and witness change. The absence of a guiding voice only amplifies the weight of its themes, which is a bold choice. Really makes you think about community and progress, doesn’t it?
Documentary on community and progressFocus on observational storytellingThemes of disconnect and voice
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