The Introduction

About This Movie

The Introduction, directed by an unknown talent, dives into a tense atmosphere right from the start. Set on Christmas Eve in a secluded cabin, it plays with the idea of isolation—both physical and emotional. Ana's introduction of Ezequiel to her parents feels deceptively warm, but the forest looms ominously. Once Ezequiel ventures out for firewood, a subtle shift occurs, almost imperceptible but deeply unsettling. The pacing is deliberate, letting the tension build slowly, making you question each interaction. Practical effects are used sparingly, enhancing the eeriness without overwhelming. The performances are grounded, leaving you with an uncomfortable sense of doubt about Ezequiel's true nature. It's a unique take on psychological thriller tropes that lingers long after the credits roll.

Features a quiet but intense atmosphere throughout. · The pacing is methodical, inviting deeper engagement. · Notable use of practical effects that enhance the suspense.