Grey Souls

Director Yves Angelo constructs a narrative as a slow, methodical autopsy of a social wound, relying on a somber palette and restrained camerawork. He explores not the detective mechanism itself, but the soul-corroding grayness that blurs the line between truth and lie, duty and betrayal.

What lingers after the viewing is a heavy yet coherent sensation of immersion in a world where war is not only at the front, and evil is devoid of pathos, bearing an ordinary face. — MovieFinder Editorial