Suicide Club

About This Movie

Suicide Club (2021) is a raw exploration of grief, centered on Anita a year after her daughter's tragic suicide. The film's tone is somber yet imbued with a sense of odd liberation, as Anita sets off on this strange road trip in a red Citroën BX, towing a concrete mixer, which really adds to that surreal atmosphere. The pacing feels deliberate, mirroring her internal struggle while also allowing moments of reflection. The performances, particularly from the lead, have a grounded quality that pulls you into her emotional turmoil. It's distinctive in how it tackles heavy themes of loss and the complexities of moving forward, all wrapped in a unique road movie concept that feels both absurd and poignant.

Focus on its unique road trip concept · Strong character-driven narrative · Themes of grief and liberation