2+2=5

About This Movie

So, '2+2=5' is a curious piece—definitely on the experimental side. It has this surreal atmosphere, like you're watching a classroom slowly dissolve into chaos. The pacing feels intentional, almost like a slow burn, which builds up a certain tension. The whole premise, with a teacher asserting a blatant falsehood, digs into themes of conformity and truth, which is intriguing. Performances are understated but leave an impression, just enough to keep you engaged. Visually, it’s quite minimal, focusing more on the dialogue and interactions rather than flashy effects, which adds to the unsettling vibe.

This film has been tricky to find on physical media, with only limited releases out there. DVD copies pop up occasionally, but they’re not all that common, making it a bit of a collector's gem for those who enjoy the more avant-garde films. Interest tends to spike among those who gravitate towards cinema that challenges conventional narratives, so if you see it, might be worth grabbing.