Throughout the Mirrors
A chilling horror film about body dysmorphia.
3/5
- Horror, Thriller
- United States
- 2022
- 4 min
The short begins with a disgruntled Dhara, who dismisses conversations with her friends/roomates. She just wants to be left alone and comes across uncaring and considerate of her friends needs. The film does a complete 180 and swiftly the audience is exposed to the thrills and danger of a killer in the house. Arya accuses Dhara of cowardly acts – when she runs out of the house in fear and leaving her friends in danger.
Visually the film looks standard, with admirable performances throughout. However, the narrative fails to engage when our protagonist (Dhara) reaches their catalyst. The killer, at times, comes across fright-less and unwavering – which certainly takes the thrill out of this thriller. The ending is perhaps the hardest to grasp. Was this all just a nightmare? The film concludes with the quote: “Make your dreams a reality before time makes you forget”. A nice film, with clever intentions, but the narrative could be stronger.
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The short begins with a disgruntled Dhara, who dismisses conversations with her friends/roomates. She just wants to be left alone and comes across uncaring and considerate of her friends needs. The film does a complete 180 and swiftly the audience is exposed to the thrills and danger of a killer in the house. Arya accuses Dhara of cowardly acts – when she runs out of the house in fear and leaving her friends in danger.
Visually the film looks standard, with admirable performances throughout. However, the narrative fails to engage when our protagonist (Dhara) reaches their catalyst. The killer, at times, comes across fright-less and unwavering – which certainly takes the thrill out of this thriller. The ending is perhaps the hardest to grasp. Was this all just a nightmare? The film concludes with the quote: “Make your dreams a reality before time makes you forget”. A nice film, with clever intentions, but the narrative could be stronger.
Coming Soon