Reviews on movie Kill for Me (2)

The film turned out to be quite gloomy, heavy and tough - New York (shot during the pandemic)
Moises Sanchez flooded the film with some unearthly light jazz fusion.

I don’t remember the main actress from other films, although she played in many TV series like FBI: The most wanted criminals, but there are many actors filmed and you will not remember everyone, in this film it of course reveals and conveys to us the inner world of a person who has a sick mother (dementia, Alzheimer ... did not understand) and a cruel father.
The main character Dietrich Teshner, known primarily to viewers (of another continent) as the director of the beautiful documentary Headwaters Down about a canoe trip along an unpredictable river, also seems to be a famous actor, but the wide audience is not tired.
I don’t support the common synopsis that, like, she fell in love with the killer she hired... she has to choose between turning him in and finishing the story... or, like, hiring him to crack down on Phil...

Here is rather a story about how in the most difficult circumstances of life, a subjectively correct line of behavior is built and this (once again) tells us that waves come from a small stone, and the World in which we live can be at the same time beautiful, terrible, wild or not.

At the beginning of the film there is an intrigue that is not revealed until the end of the film. The main character is tormented by a discovery with which he cannot cope. And we want to understand his motivation to the end, but it never happens. There is a line of painful love, not even Love, but sick fantasy. The sluggish current development of events simply kills, but you want to know the motive, understand the plot to the end, but the gestalt does not end. It is clear that the writer puts the main character’s throwing outside the context of the motive at the head of the plot, but his actions contradict his words and disappointment. If the main character sees no point in anything, he would just collapse, but he continues to do something, although in his words it makes no sense. The plot is not clear for whom... The development of the plot simply does not occur, for the entire timekeeping there is no new information, details, or anything.