Deep Dark

Deep Dark (2015)

For a story so minimal, this kept me enraptured as I’d have been discovering a hole in the wall like this. One that talked, one that truly communicated. Deep Dark is an interesting title for this film, since it is only as deep and dark as you let it be. As is the lead character, and I don’t mean Hermann. It serves as a comment on distance relationships though the people in them here are deeply dysfunctional, the comment itself is as deep and dark as you choose to make it. Some of the visual themes and small patterns are so very subtle, that I’m glad it’s a fairly uncluttered film; strands, cords, tethers, symmetry, balance… even some mirrored dialogue, it’s all very organic to the plot and this is the worst run on sentence I think I’ve ever written.

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