A woman under an inferno sky

This film was a deviation from Salvi's more popular crime genre films. It's moody, atmospheric, and cerebral. And an all around great ride. Loved the performances, soundtrack and editing.

The main actress, Amy Thomason delivers a really compelling performance despite having very few lines. The supporting cast, Deb Del Negro, Mark Powers and Romeo Goyette all deliver equally haunting portrayals of what I assume are the anger of light, darkness and death--but I can't be sure as the story allows for a lot of interpretation.

This is one of my favorite films Salvi has made. And clearly he's trying to work something out with this one.