Movies are not for everyone. There is no need to wait for a special intrigue, there is no clear statement, there will be no struggle between good and evil. It's just a movie reflection in a whisper :)
The film is an unusual cinematography, where the tragic escapism of meditative aesthetics becomes the main element. This is a picture created for true connoisseurs of slow and unhurried discussions about the essence of death. This is a quiet movie whisper, delicately immersing the viewer in a world of detachment and oblivion.
The story of a hero who gave up life and got the desired oblivion becomes not so much a plot as an occasion for deep reflection. An image of loneliness, highlighted by mise en scene and classic reference camera work. The director creates a subtle atmosphere of understatement, in which each frame seems to invite the viewer to become a participant in this meditative journey.
Intrigue does not prevail here, it gives way to contemplation and internal dialogue. The film does not try to convince or convey a specific message, it invites each viewer to hear for himself a faint whisper of reflections on life and death. This is a reflection movie, where quiet moments take on special significance, and each frame becomes a platform for subtle reflection.
It's more than a movie :) This is an experience that requires careful and thoughtful immersion. In this escapist world, saturated with refined loneliness and the elegance of understatement, the viewer can find his own answers to questions or not, the second is most likely :) which the movie asks in a barely audible whisper.
