‘Until the Day Ends’ Uses Rebellion to Bridge a Divide — SkimNews
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- Until the Day Ends bonds two young people through a rash act of rebellion despite their outwardly incompatible ideologies.
- Jelena Maksimović wrote and directed the Serbian film, and the review says its premise portends a tidy political parable amid mass student protests in Belgrade.
Why it matters: For the film’s two protagonists, the shared rebellion produces a personal bond even as their ideologies are outwardly incompatible. That combination gives audiences a political parable grounded in an individual relationship, while the Belgrade protests establish unrest as the pressure surrounding their connection.
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