Black Scarves Trailer

Black Scarves Trailer (1958)

30 March 1958 Factual 16 mins

Postwar life of eight remaining inhabitants of Strmec, a village located in the very corner of Slovenian Alps near Italian border. When local partisans killed a German officer, the Nazi occupiers shot all males in the village as an act of revenge; those who remained are seven women of different age who traditionally wear black scarves, and young boy who hasn't any friends to play with.

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Montenegro 30 March 1958

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