How is this director not getting more work?

Rating: 9/10 (13 July 2017)

This is a film where the director has an iron-grip on the "feel" that he wants each and every scene to exude. Everything from what each character says, how they say it, the little mannerisms they have, the sound, the music--EVERYTHING works together to convey the emotions and view-point of the film's protagonist. Even when you already know what's going to happen, the film still manages to instill the sense of suspicion and unease that our heroine experiences.
Of course, while the director gets plenty of kudos for allowing the film to accomplish, the other shining star of the show is Goodman, who absolutely slays it. I find it rather shocking that his performance didn't garner him more award attention.