Salto

The director constructs the narrative as a series of surreal episodes, relying on an atmosphere of absurdity and alienation. It explores the boundaries of reality through the lens of collective memory and provincial myth, using static frames and monochromatic cinematography.

What lingers after viewing is a parable about the impossibility of return and the search for one's place in a world that only pretends to be familiar. A sense of subtle dissonance and metaphysical incompleteness remains. — MovieFinder Editorial