Well

About This Movie

Well (2016) by Attila Gigor is a raw, atmospheric drama that unfolds in a desolate gas station—very much a character in itself. The film’s pacing allows for deep character exploration, especially as the estranged father-son dynamic slowly unravels amidst unexpected company. The arrival of the four prostitutes, stranded en route to Switzerland, adds an unusual layer of complexity, revealing the fragility of human connection. It’s not just about their interactions; it's about the haunting weight of their pasts. The performances are strikingly real, capturing the nuances of longing and regret. A blend of quiet tension and sudden revelations, it leaves you pondering long after the credits roll. You might find its simplicity deceptive, but there's depth here worth delving into.

A character-driven narrative · Explores themes of estrangement and connection · Set in a minimalist yet impactful location