Repossession

About This Movie

Repossession dives into the disquiet of a man's facade in Singapore's high-stakes society. Jim, played by Gerald Chew, is grappling with the weight of his secret job loss, and the film captures that tension well. It's this pulse of dread that lingers, the ever-looming fear of social disgrace. The performances feel raw, especially in how Jim interacts with his family and his best friend – you can feel that heavy air of unspoken truths. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the horror of his situation to unfold slowly, almost insidiously. The practical effects, while subtle, enhance the visceral experience of despair. There's something distinctive about how the film intertwines personal tragedy with broader societal commentary.

Explores themes of pride and societal pressure. · Subtle horror elements enhance emotional tension. · Strong performances anchor the story.