We Are the Monsters

About This Movie

We Are the Monsters, directed by Alejandro Mathé, is a quietly haunting exploration of loneliness and connection. Set against the backdrop of a small village, it unfolds with a dreamlike quality, capturing Kjell's yearning for something more. The chemistry between Kjell and Flurin is palpable, layered with an unspoken tension that makes every interaction feel significant. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to savor the atmospheric visuals, while the practical effects subtly enhance the ethereal mood. The performances are raw and genuine, grounding the fantasy elements in real emotion, which is a distinctive choice. There’s a surreal quality to their journey that challenges the boundaries of reality and fantasy, resonating on a deeper level.

Explores themes of loneliness and connectionDreamlike atmosphere with surreal elementsStrong performances and character dynamics