Sunday

About This Movie

So, 'Sunday' is this intriguing little drama that plays with the idea of family ties, especially through a father-daughter lens. Edwin, the main character, finds himself lost in a mix of dreams and unsettling experiences after his daughter takes off, all because he couldn't give her blessing for her relationship. The tone feels heavy and introspective, which adds to the overall atmosphere of conflict and longing. It’s not fast-paced, but the slow unraveling of Edwin's psyche keeps you engaged. There are some practical effects that enhance the surreal nature of his dreams, which is pretty distinct in how it blurs the line between reality and imagination. Performances carry the weight of the narrative, making it a curious exploration of love and loss.

Interesting exploration of father-daughter dynamics. · The dream sequences are particularly noteworthy. · Pacing might feel slow, but it's intentional and effective.