A fun film that surprises with its simplicity and brevity. It’s both scary and funny — especially because of how fast everything unfolds. That pacing gave it a unique charm.

I didn’t really catch who was scaring whom in the film. I was so focused on trying to follow the dialogue and hold onto the meaning, that I didn’t have time to feel scared or even understand where the horror was supposed to be.

The plot felt a bit confusing. The inconsistencies between storylines and imagery kept pulling me out of the experience. Instead of feeling scared, I was mostly trying to figure out what was actually happening in the film.

The film left me with a strange feeling. The imagery is scary, yet it doesn’t really frighten. I couldn’t quite grasp the plot or what triggered everything. It felt like a recurring nightmare of some sort. And the ending was confusing — is there something inside her that’s scaring her, or did something enter her just that night? The confusion in my head made it hard to fully immerse myself in or emotionally connect with the film.

A short and invigorating horror film. Well-made, high-quality, and full of classic techniques. It leaves room for the imagination at the end, which I really appreciated. Thank you!

A quirky, unusual film that keeps you engaged from start to finish. It’s like a strange puzzle slowly coming together into a surprisingly charming picture. I especially loved the arc where the woman, who starts the film in a state of despair and ready to end her life, ends up achieving her goal — but only after living through the reality of her idol’s life. That twist added real depth. Thank you for the film!

Phew… That was intense! Short, clear, and truly terrifying. The fear it evokes is internal, inescapable, hopeless… It makes you want to give up and surrender. Thank you for the film!

Brilliant! Extremely unusual and unexpected — a real mind-blower, a total break from the norm! It’s amazing how such a short, wordless film can convey such a powerful message through vivid imagery alone: the need to shift our consciousness and break free from outdated patterns. The world is brighter, more diverse, and more fascinating than we’re used to seeing. And if we don’t evolve in time, the world will do it for us. Thank you!

A wonderful, heartwarming, and life-affirming film with a fun and unexpected storyline. It’s a story about true love, friendship, connection, and the ability to truly Live even in the most unimaginable circumstances. It’s a reminder to stay true to yourself and to those you love. The film leaves you with a sense of warmth, joy, love, and a renewed desire to live. Thank you!

An incredibly powerful, profound, and meaningful film with real-life relevance! Unexpected and bold! I'm deeply impressed by the director’s courage to explore such a delicate and sensitive topic as religion and faith. The approach was remarkably respectful and nuanced, never once crossing the line into mockery or offense toward believers. The life-affirming finale — where the child chooses to continue walking the path of Faith despite the terrifying visions of a nightmare — was simply grand. I truly loved the film. Thank you!

The fear here doesn’t come from jump scares — it creeps in through grief, shame, and memory. It’s horror as a ghost of consequence. The final 10 minutes? Devastating.

This one was lean, mean, and relentless. The forest at night, the panic — classic ingredients, but executed with such sharp timing. I was on edge the whole time.

Loneliness. Obsession. Digital intimacy. And then it flips. This short is like a mirror — uncomfortable, reflective, and sharp.

Okay that was TOO real. Like yeah, followers, free drinks and photo ops sound fun… until you’re drowning in expectations and vodka. Carmen wanted a dream life and got a nightmare in a push-up bra.

It was short, but DAMN, that was intense. I didn’t expect to care about the characters so fast, but I was seriously rooting for them!