This one has to be seen twice. The story is building up a sad tale of remorse and darkness. The clues seem pointless at first, but are there to unfold what's happening. There's the acting from everybody that pieces the story together. There's the visceral acting from Helene Udy that is spectacular and fascinating. And finally there's the color and location. The film feels timeless, art film, european. It was beautiful.
Review of Evil Under the Skin
