Walkover

The director constructs the film as a series of minimalist, meticulously composed frames where pauses and silence speak louder than words. It explores a state of internal migration, relying on an almost documentary-like portrayal of urban space and the protagonist's detached performance.

What lingers after the viewing is a sense of slight dizziness and an aching void familiar to anyone at a crossroads. This cinema provides no answers but makes you feel time with your skin. — MovieFinder Editorial