It's all about the pacing with this one. the acting is out of this world, the script is great, and the plot makes an average amount of sense. but the pace. that stupid pace.

Through a story of intrigue that has some flashes of Gothic horror at the beginning, the denunciation of the abuses of the Catholic Church in the Magdalene asylums in Ireland is reflected in the exposure of the protagonist's traumas. The woman inside the wall is the representation of inner demons and trauma, the need to break the wall to access the most hidden corners of memory. There are notable performances and a tone that sometimes resembles dark humor, in the style of the Coen brothers, but above all it builds solid characters and a mystery that remains constant.

I started this and turned off after 28 minutes. The whole subject of the Magdalene laundries is too depressing!