Callas, Darling

About This Movie

So, 'Callas, Darling' really caught me off guard. The pacing is almost hypnotic—Marie’s high-speed race feels both exhilarating and suffocating. You can almost feel the wind through your hair as she drives, but it's that stillness at the gas station that hits hard. There's something beautifully raw about the way she interacts with Gerlinde; it's like two broken souls colliding for just a moment. The atmosphere is thick with tension and longing. It's not just a drama; it tackles themes of connection and isolation in a unique way. The performances, even if understated, resonate deeply. The cinematography has this gritty authenticity that grounds the story, making these characters feel real and relatable.

Themes of connection and isolation · Engaging performances · Unique pacing and atmosphere