[AtlàntidaFF '22] Changins collectivity for individuality, this story maintains the concern about the dark side of everyday life that "Favolacce" (2020) had. But the thriller doesn't end up materializing, and the film falls apart like someone who keeps a secret that we already know. Sometimes it's too explanatory, although a game of cinematographic references that create a disturbing atmosphere is interesting.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2022-07-28T09:22:16Z
[AtlàntidaFF '22] Changins collectivity for individuality, this story maintains the concern about the dark side of everyday life that "Favolacce" (2020) had. But the thriller doesn't end up materializing, and the film falls apart like someone who keeps a secret that we already know. Sometimes it's too explanatory, although a game of cinematographic references that create a disturbing atmosphere is interesting.