How can humankind be so actively blind in the face of evil? How can you have lavish parties, fancy breakfasts and beautiful flowers when you are meters away from a despicable act? How can something so loud be so silent?

Jonathan Glazer’s film is a meticulous and terrifying study of disinterest amplified to its ultimate form. Utterly amazing bleak cinematography mixed with haunting sound and some truly artistic decisions — like thermal intermissions, which are impossible to not have chills…

treating this as a diary because nothing will top this cinema experience. apart from the film being hilarious, there was a person at my midnight screening—and the last screening of kraven the hunter in —that started eating out of a lunchbox, opened the phone multiple times to stare at the homescreen with his photo as a wallpaper for like 2 minutes each time, got up in front of everyone 10 minutes before the film ended to loudly put on his…