Anomalous

There is very little that one could call horror in this movie, or even tension. I can't fault the acting, though none of it really stood out for me. The director seemed determined to plod along with a rather flat tone and such a tangled storyline to arrive finally at an unclear dénouement.

So many questions to ask and to never have answered. Who is the interrogator? Why does she say this is not an interrogation? What sensible person would sit still for such an unreasonable line of questioning from such an unpleasant person, let alone a psychiatrist? Why such an interest in a 'simple' death? Why would such a ill patient be left alone to fend for himself and in a dilapidated house? Etc. Etc. Don't even ask about the interrogation room.