A surprsingly engaging narrative with really spooky overtones. Jonathan Glazer managed to create in such a small amount of time the feeling of being trapped in a nightmare that we cannot escape no matter how much we try.
The masked people are the stuff that keeps us on the edge while sleeping and it really seems that we are in that dark, gloomy environment. The simple sound of the wind is terrifying.
The only problem with this is that it's criminally short. Unfortunately, when we get through all the surrealistic images and start to become connected with the seemingly looking protagonist, it's suddenly over.
Nevertheless, can't wait for Jonathan Glazer's next work!
The masked people are the stuff that keeps us on the edge while sleeping and it really seems that we are in that dark, gloomy environment. The simple sound of the wind is terrifying.
The only problem with this is that it's criminally short. Unfortunately, when we get through all the surrealistic images and start to become connected with the seemingly looking protagonist, it's suddenly over.
Nevertheless, can't wait for Jonathan Glazer's next work!