Guilty

About This Movie

Guilty (2015) unfolds in a hauntingly surreal atmosphere, where the expansive, desolate beaches of the Dead Sea set the stage for Eitan's unsettling journey after a traumatic event. The film's pacing feels both languid and disorienting, drawing you into Eitan's fractured psyche. There’s a strong focus on the internal struggle, brilliantly conveyed through performances that linger long after the credits roll. The practical effects capture the stark beauty of the landscape, contrasting with the dark themes of trauma and isolation. It's not your typical drama; it feels almost dream-like, like a slow unraveling of reality, making you ponder the emotional weight of silence and suffering in a world that often overlooks it.

The film's dream-like quality is striking. · Notable for its atmospheric tension. · Themes of trauma resonate throughout the narrative.