Review by Frankyworal-64504

A very beautiful slice of life film that doesn't really spoon feed you. I think it would frustrate a lot of people but if you invest in it I think the ending especially is quite profound. Certainly not the biggest budget film but it looks and sounds stunning at times. (at rare times not so much) More drama than thriller but there definitely is that element. It gets very dark and it certainly isn't for the faint of heart. It touches on some pretty tricky themes (suicide and DV) and I think for the most part does them justice. Both performances are engaging, especially from relatively fresh talent and especially considering the long takes and hefty dialogue.

Overall worth a watch if you're an arthouse fan!