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Glazier Blues

Glazier Blues

2001 · 14 min · ★ 8.0 · Drama

Plunging into a netherworld of machines and humans, Steklarski Blues (2001), also known as Glazier Blues, transforms the noisy, steam-filled work of a glass factory in the town of Hrastnik in Slovenia into something resembling a steampunk-inflected, sci-fi dystopia that belongs to no particular moment in time.

Directed by Peter Braatz · Written by Peter Braatz

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