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In 'Dum spiro spero', Croatian author Pero Kvesić shares his experience with a severe lung disease. Through personal recordings, Kvesić provides insight into his thoughts on mortality as he faces his impending death. His narrative is marked by self-irony and sharp wit, offering a unique perspective on life as his physical condition deteriorates.
The film serves as a personal blog, capturing Kvesić's daily life and philosophical reflections. It combines elements of humor and seriousness, making it a relatable examination of existence and the complexities surrounding life and death.
Why Watch
- •Meet Pero Kvesić, a Croatian writer facing mortality.
- •Follow Kvesić's unique blend of humor and seriousness.
- •See a personal take on life and death from Croatia.
Did You Know
•Pero Kvesić is the director and main subject of the film.
•The documentary has a runtime of 52 minutes.
•The film was produced in Croatia, with the language being Croatian.
•The cast includes Srđan Sacher, Nenad Puhovski, and Ana Šerić.
Perfect For
Croatian literature fansDocumentary enthusiastsPhilosophy students