Ghoul Gruel’s review published on Letterboxd:
Bit of a masterpiece. Simple, raw, bleak and stylish. Impeccable sound design. Certain noises elevated. Jangling keys. Clip clopping shoes. Squeaking leather. It’s all so hypnotic. The shots and angles are purposeful. Both steady and frantic. Everything draws you into the moment. It’s hard to consider anything outside of what’s in front of you. Caught up in the chaos. It’s not fast but it plows forward like a messy, unstoppable force that will eventually use itself up.
