Crash, Clash, Chaos
A modern art film of the younger generation, made with plenty of symbolism, decadent shots, and eccentric main characters who nevertheless reflect the experiences of some (I hope not many) teenagers. To understand what kind of film this is, it’s enough to say that it opens with an image of larvae turning into cockroaches and emerging from their cocoons.So, despite its unconventional style and characters, at its core this is a cautionary film that warns about the real problems faced by young people. The mobile phone plays a major role throughout — it’s the tool used to arrange all the schemes, the means of communication, but also of attack. It’s no wonder the film compares phones to knives as weapons.
I won’t reveal anything about the plot because it’s an important part of the viewing experience. I can only say that the film felt comically tragic to me. I had to laugh at some scenes even though everything carries a depressive tone. I hope and pray that the younger generations will overcome their problems, whether with the help of good friends, parents, or mentors. The actors are very good. The music is excellent at times because the funky musical vibe serves as a strong contrast to the story, and stylistically the film offers a unique viewing experience.
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