Masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (13 December 2019)

Country you go, custom you find. Most of the time, we are talking about celebrations culminating in gargantuan binges of food and / or hectoliters of alcoholic beverages, but in the presence of closed communities, which perpetuate long-standing habits, it is possible to witness unexpected events, literally alien to the conception of time.
All the more when we move into an unknown reality, it is desirable to take the necessary precautions, not to break the eggs in the basket, to avoid making it out of the jar (here, in the literal sense) and keep the eyes open.
In extreme cases, as happens in Midsommar - The village of the damned, there is no other option but to be sucked into a bewitching and hallucinogenic vortex, within which even the most elementary form of free will is not contemplated.
Coming from a multiple grief, Dani (Florence Pugh) decides to join Christian (Jack Reynor), her boyfriend, and friends Mark (Will Poulter), Josh (William Jackson Harper) and Pelle (Vilhelm Blomgran), on the organized trip to visit a community in the remote Swedish countryside, with the intention of attending their traditional midsummer party.
From their arrival on the spot, they will witness unpredictable events, which will become increasingly violent and insidious, to the point of making them the main protagonists without their knowledge.