Red Wheat

Year: 1970

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: Slovene

Director: Živojin Pavlović

Drama

A former partisan turned political activist travels to Slovenia’s Styria region to purchase wheat from local peasants and persuade them to join a farming collective. His apparent triumph stems from blackmail rather than genuine persuasion, and a failed romance leaves him unbalanced, prompting him to murder an innocent man while carrying out his so‑called social mission.

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