Be with me

About This Movie

So, there's this flick called 'Be with Me' that kind of flies under the radar. It's got this bleak atmosphere, really immersive, almost claustrophobic. You feel the tension as Sonia, a university student, meets her tragic end at her boyfriend's lodge. Felix and Raphael, his roommates, stumble upon the scene and suddenly – they're in a nightmare, accused of murder. The pacing is slow and deliberate, which actually works to build suspense, layering themes of guilt and innocence. The performances are raw, particularly from the boys, capturing a sense of desperation. It's distinctive in how it makes you sit with the uncomfortable truth of the situation, rather than offering easy answers.

This film hasn't seen much in the way of official releases; it’s quite rare. Some collectors hunt for any physical media copies they can find, as it’s mostly been shared in obscure film festivals. Its scarcity only adds to the intrigue, with discussions among collectors often revolving around its unsettling narrative and effective practical effects. If you're into indie cinema that challenges traditional storytelling, this one might pique your interest.