The pairing of "Eva" (Tilda Swinton) and "Frank" (John C. Reilly) is unusual, leading them to marry and start a family. Their son, the film’s central figure, proves difficult for her to connect with; his distress—crying spells or soiled diapers—is triggered simply by her presence. She holds out hope that things might change as he grows older, but it seems unlikely. The situation worsens when they have a daughter, fur…

This movie had moments where it could have been exceptional, and while I did find enjoyment in it, I think it fell short of its promise. The filmmaking itself was generally good; the sound design and visual elements were consistently strong throughout. They built a quiet, unsettling atmosphere that steadily increased until the film's darker ending. Tilda Swinton’s acting was excellent—she truly made an impression, mo…

The movie comes from a book of the same name and was directed by someone from Scotland. Described as a psychological thriller, it's the kind of film some viewers might find unsettling. The suspense builds around something that happened in the past, which isn’t revealed until roughly the last third of the runtime, keeping you guessing throughout. We see flashbacks detailing the story of a mother struggling to raise he…

It's a really unsettling, yet captivating experience. I don’t imagine I’ll want to revisit it anytime soon. Still, I’m thankful that I did see it. The performers were exceptionally chosen and delivered wonderful performances. The visuals are stunning, and the direction is remarkable. Those who feel prepared for the themes presented should definitely seek this out. _Final rating:★★★½ - I encourage you to find ti…