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Ken R Stylish above and beyond expectation this Polish oddity has no cheap handheld wobble cam to drag it down to the level of average psychological thriller & yet, average psychological thriller it ultimately is. Talented French-born Cinematographer Piotr Jaxa has a long list of shorts and documentaries on his list of achievements & at times, this one looks as if he were working for the Swiss Tourist Bureau. Piotr fills the screen with delightful eye candy views of sweeping Swiss countryside - tending to steal the show completely. Polish director Greg Zglinski is following closely the slick style his fellow countryman Roman Polanski perfected with ‘The Tennant' - along with several other movies about unhinged characters. With a bizarre script by Jorg Kalt (who curiously took his own life soon after he wrote this) the viewer is taken on a mind-bending trip into spot-the-crazy or did-it-happen-or-not territory. Problem here is with little or no relief from the mystery it can become tiresome. A lacklustre music score adds almost nothing to the mixed up goings-on and only those who enjoy a good looking - but basically going nowhere movie will be left fully awake. For a select audience only, and If you think you've worked it all out, take another look and ask yourself again. Oh, some may enjoy the strange looking talking cat that comes and goes to taunt people with some murderous suggestions. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 10/12/19 Full Review Audience Member Nice story, all twisted up and crazy mindbending, def worth a rewatch. Characters vibrant and they feel real and human. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02/15/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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