So at first I thought this movie was going to bring some insight on what truly happened to Elizabeth (based on the murder of Meredith Kercher in 2007), but then... no. Nothing is said about the case, not even discussed, just merely presented in a conversation inside a car (that seemed pulled out of an article from Wikipedia).
Then I started wondering if the movie was about the deterioration of the filmmaker's (portrayed by Daniel Brühl - meh.) mental health, but then... also no. He just has these weird dreams about killing and being killed, and that's pretty much it.
Then random things start to happen, such as the dull appearance of Cara Delevingne, and a mysterious Italian writer who seems to know too much of what happened at the night of the murder, and the filmmaker's relationship with a journalist who wrote a book about the case. But nothing really happened and none of theses things become the focus of the plot.
This movie is about nothing. It isn't even intriguing, or makes you wonder about the truth. It's just plain boring and makes you stare at the clock as the minutes go by.
Then I started wondering if the movie was about the deterioration of the filmmaker's (portrayed by Daniel Brühl - meh.) mental health, but then... also no. He just has these weird dreams about killing and being killed, and that's pretty much it.
Then random things start to happen, such as the dull appearance of Cara Delevingne, and a mysterious Italian writer who seems to know too much of what happened at the night of the murder, and the filmmaker's relationship with a journalist who wrote a book about the case. But nothing really happened and none of theses things become the focus of the plot.
This movie is about nothing. It isn't even intriguing, or makes you wonder about the truth. It's just plain boring and makes you stare at the clock as the minutes go by.