A Chamada

I believe someone once told me that the film makes killing and violence look appealing. I can't even explain how wrong that is. This truly is an amazing film.

The visual style is amazing. The whole film has sort of a psychedelic visual style, and utilizes constant cuts, and, believe me, it works perfectly. It's a film about pain, violence and giving in to cravings and desires, the killer talks with an alter ego, in the sense of making us think about society and human behaviour, rather than the intensity of a 2 hour bloodbath that we have seen.

The cinematography is superb, shadows, styles create a feeling of disorientation. Bold and brilliant, it´s a cult classic of low budget.