Ban Dal (Half-Moon)

About This Movie

So, Ban Dal (Half-Moon) is one of those films that kind of sits in the shadows, you know? The tone is heavy and introspective. It really takes its time, letting the audience sink into the characters’ struggles. They’re grappling with identity and loss, and there's a palpable tension throughout that can be felt in every scene. The performances are raw, maybe not polished, but that's what gives it this genuine edge. And the practical effects? They’re used sparingly, but effectively, creating a grounded atmosphere that pulls you in without the distraction of over-the-top CGI. It's distinctive in how it leans into silence and reflection, rather than dialogue. Quite an experience, really.

Explores themes of identity and loss · Pacing is slow, allowing for reflection · Practical effects enhance the grounded feel