“Borgli’s films are messy—often downright bloody—interrogations of the darkest human impulses, a welcome perspective amid a cultural moment overwhelmingly aligned with art that is rooted in moral integrity over creative provocation.”

This statement is exactly the reason I enjoyed this film. It feels necessary despite being uncomfortable to explore what transpires here. The grotesqueness was so prevalent in the  beginning but somehow lacked in the second half, not quite resolving how I would’ve liked. A ‘happy’ ending was not necessary.…