19B

I decided to check out this movie on Shahid, and to be completely honest, I found it to be rather underwhelming. The film has a painfully slow pace and lacks the kind of excitement I usually look for in a movie. It's undoubtedly an arthouse film, which means it doesn't follow the typical formula of mainstream cinema. Despite its slow pace, I did find some solace in observing the various animals and cats that made appearances throughout the film. They added a unique charm to an otherwise uneventful narrative.

One aspect of the movie that did stand out positively was the cast. The actors delivered solid performances and showcased their talent, even though the material they had to work with was less than engaging. Their dedication to their roles was evident and deserving of praise.

In conclusion, while this film might not be everyone's cup of tea due to its slow and lackluster nature, it does offer a unique viewing experience, especially for those who appreciate arthouse cinema and can find joy in the subtle nuances it presents. The talented cast is certainly a redeeming factor, making it worth a watch for those looking for something different from the usual blockbuster fare.

This short well-written movie is all about what is good and what is bad? What is the line between doing the right thing and doing the completely opposite thing.

The story is very simple about some complications between a house gard who lived his entire life looking for an old building and how he will interact with unwanted guests. -no spoilers-

Those who got a soft-heart will always be the core key to any society we live in, however, evil will never sleep or turn an eye to those simple people. In fact they will do the impossible to do everything in their power to destroy all of what is left of humanity.

Good movie with a nice acting figures.

23 Sep 2023.

7 out of 10.