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Belgium 2022
produced by
Nicolas George, Florence Saâdi, Karim Ouelhaj for Okayss
directed by Karim Ouelhaj
starring Eline Schumacher, Benjamin Ramon, Hélène Moor, Wim Willaert, Pierre Nisse, Raphaële Bruneau, Olivier Picard, Quentin Lasbazeilles, Catherine Jandrain, Julie Carroll, Annie Deltour, Audrey Laixhay
written by Karim Ouelhaj, music by Gary Moonboots, Simon Fransquet

review by
Mike Haberfelner

Martha (Eline Schumacher) and Félix (Benjamin Ramon) are the children of a serialkiller in the 1990s who never got caught. He has long since died, but Félix honours his father's tradition by brutally killing women every now and again - something Martha's well aware of. She in the meantime works a lowly job at a company and is bullied by her co-workers, and sometimes raped even, all with the perfect knowledge of her boss Jérôme who just refuses to intervene. She at first refuses to tell this to her brother, but he notices that something is wrong with his sister and kidnaps Julie (Hélène Moor), a woman she has had a social media feud with, for Martha to keep as her slave - or punching bag, really. And having absolute power over Julie gives her just the right level of self confidence to plot revenge on her co-workers - especially since she has found out one of them has impregnated her ...

 

Now this is by no means an easy film, as it pretty much paints its own hell and refuses to give the audience a protagonist to clearly relate to let alone identify with. And that all the violence in the movie is shown in a very cold way doesn't make it any easier to digest - but watching the movie one can't shake the feeling that to make an easily digestible movie couldn't have been further from the filmmakers' minds. This is a mean and hard-hitting piece, one that's made to shock and made to stay with one for quite a while after watching - and it's also very well made with a focus on atmosphere and well played on top of that, and should you be up for something disturbing, this one's definitely worth a watch.

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