Slough

About This Movie

So, 'Slough' is really an intriguing piece. The director remains unknown, which adds a bit of mystique to it. The film centers around Hibari, who’s dealing with the aftermath of his son's tragic death. It’s this haunting journey he takes to the accident site, and man, the rain plays such a vital role in setting the tone. It’s gloomy yet strangely reflective. There’s a moment when he meets a drenched stranger; it feels almost surreal. The way memories of his son flood back when he opens the umbrella is powerful. The pacing is deliberate—it feels meditative, allowing you to sit with the grief. It's all about loss and connection, and it really sticks with you.

Atmospheric use of rain · Explores themes of grief · Unique visual storytelling