Neither hot nor cold

Rating: 5/10 (20 May 2020)

I will accept this whole film only if the makers declare that it is all in the protagonist's imagination, that it is the way she coped with all her grief, her anxiety, her false relationship. That it is her, letting go and starting to belong somewhere or just finding peace.
I could accept that all the horrors in the camp are what she thinks a pagan cult would do, because she knows no better.
BUT
I am truly tired of film makers exploiting the occult, in order to create the most gruesome and shocking images they can. I am sick of paganism being shown as vile and disgusting and its followers being bloodthirsty maniacs who have no respect for anything.
I could even understand if this cliche is deliberately used as a dark joke, so in the end the protagonist smiles realising the joke, that she made all this up in the most lame way her mind could.
Hence the 5/10 because the film has all the above to be figured out by the viewer and because the photography is exceptional.