Why would she work at the bad day factory if she hates bad days so much???

Why would she work at the bad day factory if she hates bad days so much???

I felt that stress till the end with her, my biggest respect

I felt that stress till the end with her, my biggest respect

I really enjoyed this one. I love short, stressful films like this, especially with it being set in a hospital. Because there's always something happening, the movie wasn't boring for a second (also due to its runtime). After working in customer service, I understand Floria's struggle a bit, but even then, sometimes there's no one truly in the wrong. Great movie!

I really enjoyed this one. I love short, stressful films like this, especially with it being set in a hospital. Because there's always something happening, the movie wasn't boring for a second (also due to its runtime). After working in customer service, I understand Floria's struggle a bit, but even then, sometimes there's no one truly in the wrong. Great movie!

Excellent performances.

Emotional, stressful, and difficult, the film makes you feel everything the protagonist goes through in real time. It beautifully captures the intense and exhausting life of a nurse, to the point where you just want to step in and give her a hug. The use of long takes works brilliantly, pulling you deeper into her world, while the screenplay gradually builds from a slow start into a chaotic, high-pressure shift. It almost feels like you’re breathing alongside her as the panic, pressure, and constant struggle take over. The protagonist is a strongly written character, carrying the film with quiet intensity. The supporting cast also deserves special mention, as they bring a lot of emotional weight and make every interaction feel real and impactful.

Excellent performances.

Emotional, stressful, and difficult, the film makes you feel everything the protagonist goes through in real time. It beautifully captures the intense and exhausting life of a nurse, to the point where you just want to step in and give her a hug. The use of long takes works brilliantly, pulling you deeper into her world, while the screenplay gradually builds from a slow start into a chaotic, high-pressure shift. It almost feels like you’re breathing alongside her as the panic, pressure, and constant struggle take over. The protagonist is a strongly written character, carrying the film with quiet intensity. The supporting cast also deserves special mention, as they bring a lot of emotional weight and make every interaction feel real and impactful.

Stressinggggg

Stressinggggg