Split is a navigable delirium

Rating: 8/10 (25 February 2017)

Split is a navigable delirium. To get on it you have to let yourself go and be willing to abandon any previous expectation in order to buy what the movie is proposing. The first guide to navigate it is the magnificent photography, which will send us in and confine us in the characters' physical and psychological spaces, patiently leading us to Split's grand achievement: its details and subtleties. These are the great strokes of the movie, its rhythm and genius: a concert which compels us to descend based in contrapuntal gestural acting; impeccable and multicolored diction from all the characters; a tightened dark and narrow chromatic palette which restrains us up in our own personal isolation. A multitude of gestures and hints meandering a new horror story, that will only be believable if it sides with our own ability to imagine or with our own personal tile of craziness.