It’s intensely dark, so much so that David Lynch’s work seems straightforward in comparison. For viewers who appreciate narratives that are deliberately obscure and invite multiple interpretations—something I personally enjoy—this film will likely be rewarding. I kept questioning whether it served as an allegory, if it explored themes of human cruelty and the nature of existence itself—and ultimately, I believe that'…

I would strongly advise against having lunch beforehand if you plan on seeing this film. My experience involved pasta, a cozy seat in a darkened theater, and the story’s deliberate pacing, which combined to make it incredibly difficult to stay awake. From the beginning, I found myself struggling to connect the movie's title with anything happening onscreen (or at least, what I thought was happening). “Mia” (Ramane He…