9:06 (2009)
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Genre: Drama, Thriller
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Story
The film follows Inspector Dusan as he investigates the unusual suicide of Marjan Ozim. As he delves deeper into the case, he develops an obsession with understanding the motive behind the suicide. His obsession leads him to move into Marjan's apartment and interact with people from his past life, gradually adopting his identity. Meanwhile, Dusan is grappling with his own personal demons - the death of his daughter Eva in a car accident that he caused, which also happened on the same bridge where Marjan committed suicide. His ex-wife blames him for their daughter's death, further fueling his guilt and self-destructive behavior. Dusan forms an unusual relationship with Milena, Marjan's former secret lover who blames herself for his death. As they grow closer, Dusan struggles to maintain the line between his own life and that of Marjan Ozim. The film explores themes of obsession, guilt, and the blurred lines between reality and illusion.
Summary
Directed by Igor Šterk in 2009, '9:06' is a psychological drama-thriller that begins as an investigation into a seemingly straightforward suicide case but evolves into a deeply personal journey for the protagonist Inspector Dusan. The film explores themes of grief, guilt, and obsession, as Dusan's investigation into Marjan Ozim's suicide brings up echoes of his own past tragedies. '9:06' is noted for its atmospheric tension and introspective exploration of human emotion.
