Robert Scucci | publishing
Have you ever seen a movie so dirty and disgusting that the only way to recover from the viewing experience is to go to the pipe hot water shower so you can melt from the outermost layer of skin? If you like this kind of thing, you definitely need to check out Robert Morgan’s Frozen, This British psychological horror movie blends live-action with stop-motion animation Robot chicken Sketch (Darkest Sketch! Darkest Sketch!) You can think of standing out before reentering society. Bordering in the horror of the body, Fix Starting from an innocent perspective, but its perspective quickly turns into a psychotic breakthrough that you may not have in your stomach.
A puppet and her master
Fix Centered on the talented stop-motion animator Ella (Aisling Franciosi), her emotionally abusive mother Suzanne’s (Stella Gonet) succeeds. Ella’s hard work in her mother’s animation studio brings her vision to life at one time, as Suzanne’s arthritis doesn’t allow her to do the job herself. Despite Ella’s brilliance, it is obvious that if she does not rely on her own work rather than always working tirelessly on other people’s works, she will always be the second order.
When Suzanne suffers a stroke FixElla first believes that it is her responsibility to complete her film before her mother dies. Ella opens a shop in an abandoned apartment building owned by her boyfriend Tom York, who continues her mother’s work, but when she lives with a small living in one of them When the girl (Caoilinn Springall) meets a little girl (Caoilinn Springall), she decides to abolish the unit near the project and finds her story boring. After starting her new project, the little girl manipulates her, instead telling a story about a girl in the woods chased by a creature called “Grey Man”.
You’ve been acting weird all the time
As Ella continues to work with the little girl Fix Actively blur the line between stop-motion animation and live action, as well as perception and reality. As her creativity is controlled by another emotionally abused puppet master, Ella stops using Mortician’s wax to create her own characters to take advantage of the use of spoiled meat and meat in the dead animals she found in the woods. Although Ella entertains the idea of ingesting hallucinogens for inspiration, her power outage is not the result of the material that changes the mind, but rather her own natural unveiling mental state.
Ella has woken up several times to a ruined apartment, and the little girl keeps encouraging Ella to review footage of the ashes man allegedly shot while being physically (but not psychologically). Feeling the pressure to create meaningful artworks, while also reducing the health of her mother, Ella continues to spiral spirals as her characters become more meticulous and weird, making her lack of Sleep and proper nutrition are hallucinated as she herself further isolates herself. Have artistic intentions. Every power outage and then communicate with the little girl who follows her FixElla is one step closer to completing her masterpiece, damaging her relationships and rapidly deteriorating mental health.
Frozen flow
Through its many styles, Fix It’s a trip worth shooting when Ella’s creations enjoy their own life. Just as Ella finds herself in the depths of mental illness, she has nothing to do, making herself a serious Auteur, with terrible consequences that are imagined and totally realistic , but never fully understood from her perspective. As a warning story, to lose your own artistic process, Fix For anyone who doesn’t know when or how to rest, it must be watched when their entire world begins to collapse around their creativity.
But I give you a fair warning because there are a lot of times when I really stare into my eyes, into my fingers, and say, “Hell no, I’m not watching this.”
Fix It is an attack on the senses, not an attack on people with low tolerance for blood. But if you see my warning as a challenge, you can play this creepy masterpiece as you write this.
