
In the aftermath of a conspiracy-minded father’s sudden death, his daughter inherits his patent for an experimental healing device.
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Highly experimental exploration on grief. The daughter steering through her father’s past and getting to know him better, those scenes with the people he worked with are all so beautifully written. That melancholic feeling or for the lack of better word, it was soothing to say the least. Not everything works even if this was 72 minutes film. I love ambiguity in films but here it was kinda undercooked. Only when it comes to emotional ambiguity, it works like magic towards the end. It ends up becoming a good character study.
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