heaven and hell
With a rigorous and aesthetic style, made up of fixed cameras and long (sometimes exhausting) sequence shots, the director builds a widespread tension thanks also to her ability in the dialectic between on-screen and off-screen, keeping several scenes in the foreground border between unpleasant and unbearable, and concluding cryptically with what seemed to me to represent heaven and hell. With the first no less distressing than the second.
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