Pulk

In a crowded field, this appalling waste of money and time comes out at the top of the field for the worst film this year by a BIG margin, utterly dull I fell asleep 30 minutes in when I woke up still nothing had happened my wife said, we watched the last 30 minutes at 2x speed and nothing happened, truly awful pointless rubbish film.

Loved the cinematography. Slow at a lot of parts but by the end there was a great pay off. The performance of Marianna was incredible. I can see how other would not enjoy this film, nevertheless I enjoyed it had some great nihilistic tendencies.

The movie took too long to get to the point. The exposition at the end was a poor attempt at trying to explain why the view wasted time watching this.

Super effective and marginally nihilistic little film. I enjoyed it more than I thought I was going to. In the first 20 minutes I wasn't sure if this was for me but I really enjoyed it right up until the end. Basically, a person is suspected of having his missing children kidnapped, at the same time three disconnected stories occur. The stories are about a family where the husband assaults the mother and I thin the child. A girl who works with a gun and is abused y a mechanics who again assaults her and she wants to leave the country. The film is slow and difficult to understand but I think that was the purpose. Would watch it again. It doesn't feel like there will be a payoff or reasoning to everything but it's worth it in the end. Nice shots, super wide which I like too.

This is not the type of film for everyone but I really love a slow-burn drama/thriller. The film is more about the characters and mundane aspects of our lives rather than plot points. The narrative develops over three separate stories with one specific story overarching. The first one was definitely a lot more stylized but the second one was my favourite. The third story fell kind of flat. It's attempting at saying something deeper about our reasonings why we choose to do the things we do. Cool cinematography and sound design. It's definitely the type of film that requires a second viewing to fully take in what its trying to say.