This is an ingenious and entertaining film, amazingly made for such little money without sacrificing quality. Dana Dae gives a powerful performance as Yvette, and writer/director/producer Scott McMahon holds his own as Udom, her husband. The set up reminded me of Michael Haneke's "Cache," only instead of a couple finding a videotape on their doorstep day after day, they find a wrapped up red cube, making it more disturbing than the Haneke movie since there's no logical explanation for these cubes. The discovery of a red key, which is used for dramatic effect, reminded me of the blue key in David Lynch's "Mulholland Drive," and the atmospheric cinematography and music worked well together to create a sustained mood of impending foreboding. The film also becomes thought-provoking as it progresses as well. Strongly recommended and definitely worth viewing.

~ Objectif 49 Films