Akiz's (Achim Bornhak) monster movie from 2015 (the director prefers to be called that way rather than the horror genre). It was screened in if Istanbul the same year.
The creature resembling ET is actually a mix of a very old man and a newborn baby. The demon Tina confronts when she realizes there's no escape from it. They share fears and pains. The goal in common is to try to make room for themselves in society. This part actually constitutes the psychological dimension of the movie. There is also the theme of reality, which is the weak point of the film. The creature is presented as a phantasmagorical character in the first part of the movie, and the title of the movie (Nachtmahr: nightmare in German) proves this. But there is no time/event plot that supports its visibility later on, everything is left unsupported.
The acting and gestures of the parents do not seem to be good either. The girl seems to suffer more from her parents' disbelief in fact, rather than the creature itself.
The creature resembling ET is actually a mix of a very old man and a newborn baby. The demon Tina confronts when she realizes there's no escape from it. They share fears and pains. The goal in common is to try to make room for themselves in society. This part actually constitutes the psychological dimension of the movie. There is also the theme of reality, which is the weak point of the film. The creature is presented as a phantasmagorical character in the first part of the movie, and the title of the movie (Nachtmahr: nightmare in German) proves this. But there is no time/event plot that supports its visibility later on, everything is left unsupported.
The acting and gestures of the parents do not seem to be good either. The girl seems to suffer more from her parents' disbelief in fact, rather than the creature itself.