Le'ehov Otkha Ani Lo Hayevet

Despite a slightly redundant first minute and a half, the film soon finds its feet. It is intriguing, has some good dialogues that address some of its themes head-on, possesses a powerful climax, and even manages a pretty good jump scare. Nevertheless, it chooses to close with what seems to be a change of heart in Rina that doesn't make a whole lot of sense after all we have learned and surmised about Dean. It is a really baffling and arguably problematic decision that leaves a weird aftertaste.