Anchor Rancor’s review published on Letterboxd:
Film Club
I don't know that I fully got it, but I may have. I think for a large part of it it fell onto the side of ambient and lightly plotted that I can have a hard time getting into. That said, there was a kind of abstract beauty to it that I got really struck by. This may be the most pretentious thing I've ever said, but it was a very strong feeling. The same thing goes for the visuals as well, it isn't a big spectacle but I was really smitten with how everything looked. Some scenes were downright striking to me and I don't even know why. It's also shot very well, I love all the first person shots and some of them were angles I've never seen used before. This may not be my favorite movie I've ever seen, but it made for a very unique and memorable experience.
