I really enjoyed this movie! Although lower budget, the acting was very raw and authentic. The main character was great and also gave the viewer a creepy vibe. The supporting actors and actresses are young, but have so much potential. I loved the script as well - which was a rare look into the rural parts of the country and even touched on mental illness.

The music was original and evocative - it perfectly fit the mood. The script was original and intriguing - but definitely makes you think. The cinematography had a lot of diversity - I specifically liked the drone shots and the way that the location kind of becomes a character and a mosaic on which to lay this interesting story.

I hope I see more from this film maker and these actors!

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