There's none so blind that will not see

Rating: 4/10 (15 November 2015)

Movie synopsis suggests this could be an interesting take on an ancient story. In reality, this turns out to be a cringing, hide behind the sofa self-justifying load of tripe. That is, the supposed 'transformed' animals have already been eviscerated. The only reasonable explanation you might find for the storyline is that all the characters are on the asperger-autistic spectrum, except as it turns out, two of the characters 'match-up' by creating the same artificial medical complaint. Our male protagonist witnesses both of these characters performing the necessary 'accidents' but still falls in with the malevolent Hotel's processes. Eh? (The 'couple' are truly matched, so what's the issue?)The second incomprehensible issue with this film is the narration by the main female protagonist whose journal is found after she is blinded, yet she still narrates the story leading up to the male protagonists attempt to join her in her blindness. So, whose, journey have we be on? Don't expect anything to make sense. I guess 'courtship' and 'relationship' building don't make sense to some.