Felicity

James McEvoy never disappoints in his performances, he can appear incredibly unhinged and scary with just a quick facial expression. But I thought the first two-thirds of the film were drawn out, I think the same message could have been portrayed in a shorter amount of time. The introduction of a completely new character so far in the film also seemed unnecessary and almost reduced the scare factor of the original characters. Overall I was quite bored.

A refreshingly different film and it's always a good thing to see women sharing women's experiences and stories. I loved the absurdity, I found it engaging from start to finish. I didn't even notice that there's actually not a lot of dialogue, which is a testament to the acting and the cinematography to be able to tell a story so well without a lot words. I thought the cinematography was particularly good, reminded me of Terry Gilliams style of filming, where it gives characters an "otherness", a sense of psychosis.