At the surface, it's the story of a Schizophreniac Meethi being taken care of by her elder sister Annu while their past is slowly unveiled. But there were so many moments that felt out of the place or repetitive or felt like pointing to something but never getting there which I thought as part of the pretentiousness of director Aparna Sen but the open ending made it all more sensible. The ending can be viewed as a very simple one and dismiss it but if you think about it there were a lot of subtle pointers throughout the film that can possibly lead to multiple conclusions about the ending. The structure of the film is crafted in a way that the more you think about it the placement of dialogues, some sudden cuts and some reveals all can mean a lot than it appeared to be.
Review of 15 Park Avenue
