Rust

About This Movie

Rust, a 1990 gem, is drenched in a heavy atmosphere that lingers long after viewing. It's this slow, creeping tension that really hooks you. The return of Pétur to Baddi's auto garage, after years and years, feels almost surreal. The place is like a character itself, isolated at the end of the world, where time seems to stand still. You can feel the weight of the past as he confronts the ghosts of what happened 15 years ago. The performances are raw and grounded, drawing you into their fractured lives. And the way they use practical effects to represent the decay and remnants of the past is just so well done. It’s introspective, a bit haunting, and definitely worth pondering over.

A unique take on return and trauma. · Strong sense of place and time. · Practical effects enhance the story.