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Strange and life-threatening events in a construction site create tension between the Syrian workers and the Lebanese villagers. Tarek, one of the workers, becomes convinced that the site is haunted.
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Beyond Fest #8 In its own head-space. There is a lot going on here, but at the same time, not much at all. It's finely shot, difficultly acted because the whole premise here seems way too....heralding for this type of behavior? This could just be a film I entirely didn't get, one that might've brushed with too many formulaic elements, or a movie that pushed the limits to what I like seeing in Ghost Stories. Especially if I didn't feel like I really got to understand the limitations, the growth. This could come from the fact I saw Remain and then this, and saw why Remain had more simple approaches and better ways to write limits in the story and never the relationship as if it was bombarding the viewer to stop.
Really interesting! A meditative, melancholy look at immigration, past trauma, and Syrian/Lebanese history through the lens of a ghost story. Beautifully shot and well written, this at times felt like a really cool vibe piece which I enjoyed.Seen at Beyond Fest @ the Los Feliz 3
Strange and life-threatening events at a construction site spark tension between Syrian workers and Lebanese villagers while a worker becomes convinced the area is haunted.
Nadim Tabet directed In This Darkness I See You.