Bulgarian dump trucks hunt pedestrians. The real weapon? Your guilty conscience.
Night on the outskirts of a big city. Several dump trucks are chasing random people on the road at high speed. They threaten to crush them. What makes these drivers so violent? The investigator puts them before the court on their own conscience. They should answer the question: "am I a good person?"
Direction
Christov turns trucks into bureaucratic death angels. Unsettlingly poetic.
Writing
The courtroom of conscience — absurdist premise played devastatingly straight.
Director
Christo Christov
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Made during Bulgaria's final communist years, the film channels genuine state paranoia where neighbors informed on neighbors and 'conscience' was state-managed property.
Christov shot the truck sequences with actual industrial vehicles on operational roads, creating genuine panic in passing motorists who weren't in on the production.
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