Bumka: a Silent City Scream

The film "Bokma" directed by Abdel Hamid Bouchnaq is a cinematic work that focuses on crime and bloody violence in the city of Tunis. It highlights the character Yasin, a serial killer who initially targets stray dogs and later expands his attacks to include humans, relying on a complex psychology linked to childhood trauma and bullying. The film explores the roots of psychological violence by delving into Yasin's background, who suffers from hearing loss due to a past assault, and transforms into a sinister figure engaged in brutal dismemberment and necrotic killings, establishing an atmosphere of blood-soaked horror inspired by Western horror cinema. The work connects the escalation of crime with police investigations, employing high-quality artistic techniques such as dark lighting, intense visuals, and precise special effects. It serves as a warning about society’s silence in the face of violence and murder, emphasizing that the inability to express justice is one of the reasons behind the proliferation of crime. Ultimately, the film's title "Bokma" is used metaphorically to symbolize silence and psychological dominance, calling on viewers to bear responsibility for society and authority in confronting violence.

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