The film centers on a park ranger with a tragic past—the loss of her daughter in the woods—and she encounters some unusual events while working in the wilderness. I understand why this one has received poor marks, but it resonated with me. The pacing is deliberate, and what kept me invested was my sincere worry for the central character. While there aren't any jump scares, a pervasive sense of cosmic unease lingers throughout, which I found unsettling yet captivating. Ultimately, the narrative moves into a dreamlike state that’s both confusing and deeply disturbing. And the conclusion, though logical within the story, is quite bleak. It's something I would recommend seeing.

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