The real villains are the coworkers we make along the way. Jesus, that was terrifying. Such an effective film that was cinematically sooo impressive, especially given its budget. Barker gets so creative with shadows and manages to build so much tension within the things you can’t see. Whether it’s in the dark, or slightly off camera, you’re left with this very uneasy feeling through so much of this film. The cameras hardly move at all through this movie, and you’re…

A quiet and somber film telling a story that captures the extraordinary and simple hardness of life at a very particular time in human history. The unsecret chords of a life spent loving and losing and grief are set against the rapid pace of time and this particular advancement of technology and modernity. It really feels like life is happening to Robert and simultaneously passing him by. Kinda like “Sorry, Baby” in that way. The cinematics are wonderful and do…