The Past

About This Movie

The Past dives into the intricacies of creativity and trauma, weaving a narrative that oscillates between the mundane and the eerie. Simran, the protagonist, ventures into her family’s Lonavala bungalow, which harbors not just memories but also something unsettling. The atmosphere is thick with a sense of dread, punctuated by odd occurrences that keep you guessing. The pacing? It’s deliberate, drawing you into Simran's psyche as she grapples with her past while trying to craft a story. The performances are raw, especially between the sisters, capturing a complex bond that feels real. It’s the practical effects that stand out too; they add a layer of authenticity to the horror. This film isn’t about cheap scares; it taps into deeper fears, making it a distinctive piece.

Interesting take on familial bonds and trauma. · Distinctive use of practical effects adds depth. · Atmospheric pacing enhances the eerie tone.