Calling

About This Movie

Calling is one of those films that lingers in your mind. The father-son dynamic is both tender and tense, capturing that raw complexity of growing up. Shot in the forest, it’s visually stunning—every frame feels like a painting, yet there's an underlying dread that builds as their journey unfolds. It starts off almost serene but soon reveals a darker edge to nature, which mirrors the characters’ own initiation into life's harsher realities. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to soak in the atmosphere, and the performances feel grounded, adding to the film's authenticity. There's no elaborate CGI or flashy effects, just raw emotion and a gripping story that makes you reflect long after it wraps up.

Intimate father-son relationships · Nature as a character · Subtle tension throughout