The situation is made worse by her uncouth male colleague. After one of her customers, named Kevin brings them fuel, Nina decides to separate from her group and convinces Kevin to take her to his hunting cabin.
As Nina integrates herself with the men, Blanc subtly showcases the inherent threats of this masculine micro-society , while hinting at something more sinister lurking in the forest. Through a visually menacing style, the film captures the sensation of a never-ending falling dream , drawing viewers into its eerie atmosphere.
Blanc, along with her team, including Vincent Gonneville , known for his work on Brotherhood and Who Do I Belong To , masterfully creates an unsettling mood with extreme close-up shots. Despite its bizarre moments, the film offers a mix of mystery, drama, and even humor , keeping audiences engaged throughout.
Hunting Daze Dir. Annick Blanc, Canada, 79 min, Abdul Latif March 11, 1 minute read. Abdul Latif Latif is a film enthusiast from Bogor, Indonesia. He is especially interested in documentaries and international cinema, and started his film review blog in Stay in synch with film festivals monthly Subscribe to our mailing list to receive our newsletter! We respect your privacy.
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