the film tells us from the start that many questions may remain unanswered. like most haneke films, it brings up a series of events but never gives clear answers, and it’s not really about who did what. it’s more about what’s underneath everything and how it builds over time. haneke keeps everything very subtle, and the black and white cinematography is beautiful, giving it an old, vintage feel that really fits the film. the pacing can feel too slow and it goes on abit too long, but it still leaves you with a lot to think about
the film tells us from the start that many questions may remain unanswered. like most haneke films, it brings up a series of events but never gives clear answers, and it’s not really about who did what. it’s more about what’s underneath everything and how it builds over time. haneke keeps everything very subtle, and the black and white cinematography is beautiful, giving it an old, vintage feel that really fits the film. the pacing can feel too slow and it goes on abit too long, but it still leaves you with a lot to think about
