Review of Pieta (2012) by Matt M — 18 Sep 2013
Kim Ki-Duk's film is at first interesting, then aggressive and finally intriguing. It is a very distinctive vision which is unafraid to play around with eccentric elements and thematic taboos, of which the most notable example is incest which may seem uncomfortable to some viewers - but after all, this is not a comfortable film.
Ultimately, Pieta is an ambitiously alternative take on domestic dramas with intense psychological undertones and a welcome final twist.
This review of Pieta (2012) was written by Matt M on 18 Sep 2013.
Pieta has generally received positive reviews.
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