Каннибал
Directed by:
Manuel Martín CuencaCinematography:
Pau Esteve BirbaCast:
Antonio de la Torre, Olimpia Melinte, Delphine Tempels, María Alfonsa Rosso, Manolo Solo, Joaquín Núñez, Sara Da Pin Up, Francisco CondeVOD (2)
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Carlos is a quiet, inconspicuous inhabitant of the Andalusian city of Granada. Thanks to his unique talent as a tailor, he enjoys the respect of important members of the local community. Yet behind the mysterious and reclusive exterior of a man leading a largely solitary life hides a cold-blooded killer, who selects his female victims, carves them up and eats their flesh. His meticulous routine, however, starts to fall apart when a new neighbour moves into his apartment block. She arouses fascination in him not only as a potential victim, but also as a kindred soul for a heart in sudden turmoil. This disturbing film distinguishes itself by its ability to deftly cultivate the nuances of Carlos's emotional transformation. The exquisite, precise shots, awarded a Goya for Best Cinematography, also succeed in revealing the perversity and menace of the repeated acts. Enhanced by its convincing acting performances and original grasp of the theme, the film makes for compelling viewing. (Karlovy Vary International Film Festival)
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Cannibal will hold your attention with its creeping pace while piquing your curiosity as to where it will go, but it will leave your emotions alone. Though interesting and provocative, it is also cold and ultimately brings no resolution.
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