Eidolon

A young lady, alone, in his kitchen, prepairing the tea.

Strange sounds, the back of strange woman reflected in mirror, a white cook cloth and the well crafted tension.

Not revelation - the recipe is the familiar one for horrors starting from this premise- but interesting for cinematography and for fair craft of thrills.

The result - a simple story, well known, in essence, seductive for the construction of each scene, for the gestures and sounds , for the evening as frame , for atmosphere and for almost expected final.

Enough for appreciate it and for be interested by future works of director.

The film itself shows an evening in an ordinary house that each of us lives through every night. However, everything changes in the moment, and slowly but surely immerses us in the strangeness of the evening shown. It's interesting to watch the smooth and pleasing change of frame, and so is the well-constructed lighting. Despite the director's limited experience, you can already identify a particular approach in the construction of the scene, and the writing and execution of the idea. I certainly want to keep an eye on the author's future work, and hope that the idea will be pursued in a larger project.