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A great sunday watch.

At first glance, it seems like an ordinary crime thriller, but as the film progresses, something far more unsettling begins to surface behind the murders. Violence becomes almost contagious, and the characters’ minds slowly start to unravel.

The film moves forward without excessive explanation, leaving the gaps for the viewer to fill. Its slow pace actually deepens the tension. Long takes, silence, and dimly lit spaces create a suffocating yet captivating atmosphere. It’s a film that leaves behind a feeling more than a story. It’s disturbing while you watch it—and it doesn’t let go once it’s over.

Made me want to see Poland.

A horror and psychological thriller movie created with an experimental structure While it initially evokes classic narratives, it quickly manages to establish its own unique style. The camera movements acting as a third character are, in mu opinion, a key element of the film. From this perspective, it was a very enjoyable film to watch.

Architecture within immigration or immigration within architecture. Both side astonishes people. An interesting harmony that the movie itself has .

Lately, I haven’t been fond of movies that insist plot and acting should closely resemble the reality we live in. This film, however, makes me feel as if I’m inside it, experiencing everything firsthand rather than through filters or cameras. Of course, Sivas carries these elements as well, making me feel strange—almost as if most people don’t truly experience the real world. Anyway a well movie.

If you want to waste your time, it’s a great choice.

Same story, but with a perfect cinematography.

Before watching Nosferatu (2024j I wish to watch old-version of the story. It’s a great experience for who loves classical-horror narratives.

Despite having great similarities with Pan's Labyrinth—I’m not sure if they influenced each other during the process—I greatly enjoyed watching The Fall. It offers everything one could wish for in a movie: great acting, directing, cinematography, music, story, and so on. I would probably recommend The Fall to everyone if they asked me about a movie.

• Milk & Serial
• Fractured
• Where Hope Grows
• Hunger
• A Classic Horror Story
• Skinamarink
• The Borderlands
• Incantation
• Session 9
• Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum

...plus 80 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.