Homo sapiens

Year: 1969

Runtime: 12 mins

Director: Vlatko Gilić

Drama

Vlatko Gilić’s opening entry in his Sisyphean trilogy follows a suited traveler who repeatedly crosses a barren desert to fill an enormous barrel using only a tiny tub of water. Shot in stark black‑and‑white and edited with a dreamlike rhythm, his relentless devotion is repeatedly tested and taunted by a carefree young couple that frolics around the barrel.

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