Infant at Heart

About This Movie

Infant at Heart dives into the psychological turmoil of a chief Judge, grappling with her troubled past from a Convent school while a murder case looms. The atmosphere is thick with tension, almost suffocating at times, reflecting her fragile psyche. The pacing is deliberate, almost languid, but it works well to build suspense, pulling you deeper into her unraveling mind. The performances are raw, capturing the internal conflict beautifully, especially the lead, whose portrayal feels hauntingly real. There’s a distinct use of practical effects that ground the narrative, enhancing the eerie vibe without relying too much on gimmicks. It’s a film that lingers, echoing themes of trauma and the struggle for maturity amidst chaos, setting it apart in the thriller genre.

Explores themes of trauma and maturity. · Strong psychological elements with a tense atmosphere. · Distinctive practical effects enhance the narrative.