This far exceeded my expectations. There is actually two plots working in tandem. One, the sister of a missing indigenous woman who went to Toronto goes there in search of her, becoming embroiled and co-opted in the art scene, as her identity starts to degrade, just as her sisters seemingly did. The second is that of an older indigenous man who is haunted by his past, and though he's a shadow of his former self, he provides a holistic juxtaposition for what is occurring to the woman in Toronto, losing her way.
The acting is above average, plotting exceptional. Art house meets mystery. Methodical scenes with good production and a great ending. But the cinematography is also above and beyond. This feels like it punches above its weight in every respect. Fantastic stuff.
The acting is above average, plotting exceptional. Art house meets mystery. Methodical scenes with good production and a great ending. But the cinematography is also above and beyond. This feels like it punches above its weight in every respect. Fantastic stuff.