Incredibly stimulating if you prefer not to be spoon-fed

Rating: 10/10 (15 March 2020)

The entire thing felt like an acid trip, teetering between lyrically dreamy and utterly horrifying.
I don't think I've ever been so disturbed in movie that looks like a Renoir painting--pastel-colored rustic scenes with pops of highly saturated elements (mostly flowers). Breathtaking visuals, stunning cinematography. The acting was tense and understated, yet filled with appropriately cathartic freak-out moments. The audio played along with the pacing, keeping us on edge the entire time, unsure of when the nightmare will turn worse, hopeful we'll wake from the dream.
The writing was incredibly tight--leaving just enough to draw us in while inviting us to read between the lines. It's incredibly stimulating if you prefer not to be spoon-fed.
I needed inspiration and I found it. This movie is brilliant.