It's good that this movie gets shown in local cinemas despite its lack of market appeal. It's bad (and as already expected) that this movie -- same with the good films shown last year such as "The Babadook" and "The Grand Budapest Hotel" -- is not being, and will not be, watched by many of us. Although the plot is quite "common", the manner it was delivered and the situation in which it was laid out and presented is quite refreshing. The whole movie develops an increasing level of tension and creepiness until its "predictable" conclusion, which might be a disappointment to some. But the good performances of the two leads are more than enough to elevate the level of the whole film to more than satisfying.