Vultures

About This Movie

Vultures (2014) presents a haunting atmosphere underscored by the weight of existential dread. The story unravels around a writer's ominous declaration of a fiery death, only to have his body end up in the hands of a coroner's assistant and a photographer. Their bizarre scheme to stage a suicide adds a layer of dark humor, although it’s laced with tragedy. The pacing is deliberately slow, drawing you into the suffocating despair of the judicial policeman assigned to the case. The performances are understated yet compelling, capturing a sense of loss and desperation. What really sets this film apart is its willingness to explore the themes of identity and the absurdity of life and death.

Vultures has a somewhat elusive presence in collector circles, with limited releases contributing to its scarcity. Fans of indie cinema might find it intriguing due to its unusual narrative and thematic depth. It's not widely available in mainstream formats, which adds an element of exclusivity for those who appreciate offbeat storytelling in film. The film's unique take on death and identity garners a niche interest among collectors looking for something different.