Nakta(dul)

but for atmosphere and realism this is about as good as it gets. Simply shot in black and white with (handheld?)cameras almost not moving at all and with very long scenes with no cuts. Its about adultery and the uncertainty and awkwardness around it. We get not only the adultery itself, but we get long sequences basically recording the silences and awkward conversation in between what they actually hunger for, the sex. We follow them like actually sitting in the room with them looking mute at them while they dine or while they drive. The ambiance it creates with so few clips and long sequences like this is very powerful and I can watch it hours on end. Movies not often make me sad, but this I could only take a few minutes of before I got wet in my eyes. It so intimate its real.