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From 27 February 2023

Illyricvm Illyricvm

Simon Bogojević Narath / Croatia, Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, Slovenia / 2022 / 95 min

Through the eyes of a young Illyrian, a Croatian director shows an ancient world of brutality not all that different from our own.

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In 37 BC, a young Illyrian named Volsus joins a Roman unit whose encounters with local, supposedly subjugated Illyrian tribes turn its seemingly simple task of collecting taxes into a perilous journey full of unexpected twists. Through the eyes of the youngster, regarded by the Romans as a primitive barbarian, we see an archaic, emotional world of quaint and brutal laws and traditions, not all that different from our own.

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