Kakerlak

About This Movie

Kakerlak delves into a haunting exploration of mental turmoil. Silas, grappling with his inner demons, navigates a dark and twisted path that blurs the lines between his past and present. The film's atmosphere is thick with despair, punctuated by moments of raw vulnerability, especially in Silas’s fraught interactions with his father. The pacing is deliberate, creating a sense of suffocating unease that mirrors his internal struggles. The practical effects, though not over-the-top, serve to enhance the film's bleak realism. Performances are striking, particularly the lead, who embodies a profound sense of isolation and desperation. It’s this blend of psychological depth and understated artistry that sets Kakerlak apart in the indie drama landscape.

Great for discussions on mental health in film · Interesting use of practical effects · Explores father-son dynamics in a unique way