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À sa sortie de psychiatrie, Pia, 26 ans, retourne chez ses parents. Elle n'est pas la seule à dérailler ; eux aussi peinent à s'adapter. Entre emploi abrutissant, rupture amoureuse, prise de cachets et stigmatisation sociale, Pia retrouve un univers tout aussi instable qu'elle. Seul Lenni, 12 ans, partage son sentiment d'aliénation. Puis Pia se transforme en un monstre de 20 mètres menaçant le monde… ou en une héroïne pour le sauver ? Rupture psychotique ? Puissant éveil ?
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Great visual appearance. Liked the mixture of different shot styles. They blended together well. Story was very thick and had (maybe a bit to) many layers. Most of the psychological conditions were well presented, but towards the end it got weaker, because the story needed different acting that you would expect from a person in those states.
[Berlinale '25] A mix of visual and narrative ideas that are attractive, but that give the impression that they express more on the surface than in the substance. Translating the perspective of a character who feels misunderstood to reflect that in the world around her the concept of normality is also very relative, is an interesting idea, but in this case it is so lost in the aesthetics that, although it is tinged with a certain sense of humor and there is a clear empathy for the protagonist, it ends up being more intentional than effective.