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I really tried to watch it until the end but that awful infinite same music that goes on for the entire movie, for every second of the movie, was absolutely driving me crazy. It was impossible for me to follow the dialogues and the plot. I had the feeling that the director had no idea how to do it and really didn't mind if the movie was unwatchable, she only wanted to follow her (despicable) idea of this infinite music loop.

Maybe without audio and just reading subtitles, it can be watched, but is this what I want from a movie? I mean, a movie can also be an experimental art-movie and still be watchable, makes a sense. This doesn't. I really suggest you to give such an effort to another one and avoid loose your time.

This thriller is actually a British comedy with a lot of potential to become an hilarious dark-comedy and also well acted, but the script is not well developed to create a good rhythm, tension or enough surprises. The narration is linear and it becomes flat, slow and even boring in some moments, you're always the viewer and I didn't felt much empathy with any character. Even if the main character has a very sad and dramatic story of loneliness and lack of love, the emotional part of the story is not deeply developed, but at the same time not even the ironic one is enough developer ... so you find yourself in the middle between a soft sadness resignation and a light smile. That is exactly the mood of the main character along the entire movie. The ending is the only thing that avoid me to say it's actually a drama.

I found this movie on prime video and I decided to watch it as I like fantasy movies and the title was intriguing. I often watch low budget movies because sometimes you can find underrated little gems, and I really hoped this was one of them. BUT I am sorry to tell that for me it wasn't. I tried to keep watching the movie until the end, as I usually do, but it was absolutely impossible. I barely could reach the first 30 minutes, then I had to stop because it was too much boring... I appreciate the work and intention behind its realisation, the use of animation and stop motion, but unfortunately the rhythm of scenes was too monotone and acting quite poor.