Aïda Ruilova's Goner (2010) is a violent and intimate exploration of the unknown, featuring a young woman covered in blood and alone in a bedroom. She's engaged in a relentless battle with her surroundings, punching, stabbing, and screaming in a desperate attempt to escape. The film's ambiguity heightens the sense of unease, leaving the viewer questioning whether she's truly alone, who or what is attacking her, and if the room is even hers. The camera's shifting perspectives create a sense of disorientation, immersing the viewer in the perverse and unsettling world of the film.
Goner
A battered and bloodied young woman confronts the dark recesses of her own psyche in a dimly lit, isolated bedroom, unfolding a visually stunning and emotionally intense psychological thriller.
