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So, 'Pool' from 1985 is this gritty mystery that dives into the depths of human nature or maybe the lack thereof. You've got Colonel Drobyshev and Lieutenant Samarin on the case, but it's not just whodunit; it's about the atmosphere of despair and spiritual decay they wade through. The pacing feels deliberate, almost suffocating at times, which adds to the tension. You really get a sense of the world they're in, and the performances have this raw quality that makes it feel all too real. It’s not flashy with its effects or anything, but there's an honesty to the struggles depicted here that sticks with you, like a shadow lingering just out of sight.
Unique exploration of moral ambiguityDisturbing atmosphere throughoutRaw performances add depth
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