The movie's artistry is evident, drawing from actual occurrences, and at times it’s almost too stressful to watch. A pair of French people move to an isolated town in Galicia hoping for a stronger bond with the natural world, but a brewing disagreement with those living nearby rapidly escalates. The local residents—the Anta brothers—are unfriendly, often intoxicated, and set on getting what they want, while the newcomers are unwilling to relinquish ownership of their property. Luis Zahera and Diego Anido deliver outstanding performances as the brothers, conveying a palpable sense of threat and uncertainty. Their presence creates an ongoing feeling that something awful is imminent. The filmmakers skillfully employ lengthy shots, particularly during a prolonged sequence in a bar where Antoine has a drink with the brothers—a remarkable demonstration of drawn-out, agonizing suspense. The conclusion might elicit varied reactions; certain viewers will likely consider it adequate, but I experienced dissatisfaction, even resentment. Nevertheless, this is an extremely worthwhile thriller that consistently intensifies the anxiety and maintains its grip.

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