Split-screen medium-length feature that culminates with three witches burnt at a stake made of epileptic lights. Despite my retina getting close to exploding, I doubt the last fifteen minutes were supposed to have a meaning that goes beyond a mere cinematic experience. The rest of the movie is essentially a metacommentary on sexism on set and perhaps the role of the director in a movie, complemented with quotes and old film footage as you would expect in a Facebook post. The initial conversation between the two leads was quite entertaining, but it’s once the chaos breaks out on set that the real fun starts. Nothing that new if you've already seen "Climax". It was rather stressful to watch, but I have a feeling it’s going to stick in my mind for a while.
Shout by manicureVIP 4BlockedParent2022-12-10T07:47:34Z— updated 2023-01-31T02:50:01Z
Split-screen medium-length feature that culminates with three witches burnt at a stake made of epileptic lights. Despite my retina getting close to exploding, I doubt the last fifteen minutes were supposed to have a meaning that goes beyond a mere cinematic experience. The rest of the movie is essentially a metacommentary on sexism on set and perhaps the role of the director in a movie, complemented with quotes and old film footage as you would expect in a Facebook post. The initial conversation between the two leads was quite entertaining, but it’s once the chaos breaks out on set that the real fun starts. Nothing that new if you've already seen "Climax". It was rather stressful to watch, but I have a feeling it’s going to stick in my mind for a while.