Kindergarten

About This Movie

So, 'Kindergarten' is this interesting piece that plays with the concept of storytelling itself. It’s mostly set on an empty theater stage, which gives it this eerie, almost claustrophobic vibe. The dynamic between the two characters feels quite raw and intimate as they delve into their ideas about a documentary that spirals into dark territory—hell, to be specific. It's not flashy, but it leans heavily on dialogue and the chemistry between the leads to create tension. The pacing is deliberate, requiring a bit of patience, but it pays off in its exploration of existential themes. Practical effects? Minimal, but they aren't needed when the performances keep you engaged. It’s a unique take on the nature of art and suffering.

Very minimalistic setting. · Strong focus on character dialogue. · Explores deep themes of existence.