A bizarre duel of minds develops between an alcoholic writer and an anonymous caller on a stormy night. Behind The Random Denominator is a slow-burning psychological horror story, which uses minimalist means to create an oppressive atmosphere of unawareness, drawing the viewer deeper into the maze of fear and mistakes with every new and unexpected twist.
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Cast
Mart Sander
Director
Mart Sander
Martin
Liis Tarvis Flack
Merle
Louis Zezeran
Raoul
James Paul Arney
Young Martin
Valmar Alve
Young Raoul
Rachel Dyson
New Denizen
Mart Sander
Writer
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source: Behind the Random Denominator
I just saw this and I have to say, it took my breath away. You'll never guess the twist at the end. And there are some unexpected laughs and frights.
This is a slow and mesmerizing art film that has a very interesting point / twist at the end. Probably too static for many viewers, it still never lets you go and rewards you when you reach the finale. As it's basically a one actor film, and these tend not to be very interesting, I have to admit it was very captivating thanks to the original point and good script.
Of course, you have to accept the oddity of the whole thing. Perhaps it seems off because of the premise that is revealed in the twist that you will recognize from another movie almost immediately after it happens. But that doesn't matter. It is just weird enough to be foreign arthouse. I wonder if David Muir knows he is in this for a half second.
source: Behind the Random Denominator
This is a slow and mesmerizing art film that has a very interesting point / twist at the end. Probably too static for many viewers, it still never lets you go and rewards you when you reach the finale. As it's basically a one actor film, and these tend not to be very interesting, I have to admit it was very captivating thanks to the original point and good script.
Of course, you have to accept the oddity of the whole thing. Perhaps it seems off because of the premise that is revealed in the twist that you will recognize from another movie almost immediately after it happens. But that doesn't matter. It is just weird enough to be foreign arthouse. I wonder if David Muir knows he is in this for a half second.
I just saw this and I have to say, it took my breath away. You'll never guess the twist at the end. And there are some unexpected laughs and frights.
Behind the Random Denominator