Nanouk Leopold lets the images speak for themselves. They are both beautiful and powerful. She leaves out all superficial stuff and goes right to the essence of things. Dialoques are short but meaningful. The actors speak with their body and with the way they look at each other. The angle of the scenes is chosen carefully. There is a mixture of scenes with a slow pace and very short scenes that keeps the attention of the viewer focused. She can tell a lot in a very short scene and she does not shy away from difficult subjects and emotions. Now in only her third movie she proves to be a full grown filmmaker with a very personal style and voice.
Review of Wolfsbergen
