It's an unusual and interesting story with several sub-themes; intra-office tensions, dysfunctional family life, quiet brutality in the workplace, delusional fantasies, loneliness. It's shot nicely and much of the acting is strong and nuanced (kudos to the director). The film is very poetic in the way the story is told (kudos to the writer). In short films it is difficult to establish the characters and relations between them, but in this film it feels like we are up to speed with what is going on between the characters, and especially, what life is like for the main character. I hope to see a lot more from this filmmaker.
Review of Dancer
