Based on a stageplay. The author wrote the screenplay as well.
A couple meets at the cemetary, ten years after their son died. The man left, shortly after. A lot of dirt of the past and present is coming up in their conversations, after having not seen each other for 10 years. The hurt of the loss sits deep in both of them, but they handle(d) their grief differently.
Directional debut of Desiree Nosbusch.

Much better than the third. Almost back to old glory.

Hell yeah it is low budget. But the atmosphere, the lighting, the growing paranoia, the constantly twisting story... I love it. This is one of the best (almost) one man performances I have ever watched (next to "Evil Dead 2").
1 star less because of Iwan Rheon's white hair.

Kind of a modern, female, body horror version of "The Picture of Dorian Gray".

What a ride. An evil satire on today's youth madness in show business.