Indietro

About This Movie

Indietro is an intriguing exploration of suburban facades and hidden desires, set against the backdrop of a San Francisco evening that grows progressively unsettling. The characters, Honey and Nick, embody the mundane, while George and Martha, with their especially peculiar dynamic, bring an edge to the narrative. There’s a palpable tension throughout, enhanced by the film's pacing; it’s almost hypnotic how it loops back to the beginning, reflecting on human relationships and the complexities of intimacy. The performances, while not widely recognized, are captivating in their rawness, pulling you into a world that feels both familiar and disturbingly foreign. Practical effects and a sparse yet effective setting add to the eerie atmosphere, making it distinctive in how it plays with time and perception.

Indietro saw a limited release, which has made finding a decent copy somewhat of a treasure hunt for collectors. The film has had a few formats over the years, but the scarcity of physical media—especially in good condition—adds to its intrigue. It's not just about the film itself but the conversations it evokes; many collectors appreciate its depth and the layered performances that aren't often highlighted in mainstream discussions.