A found footage film feels like opening a door to something that was never meant to be seen.

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It presents itself as if the images were lost recordings that have somehow been recovered: forgotten tapes, abandoned cameras, fragments of video found after an event. Instead of looking like a traditional film, it appears as raw documents of something that already happened.

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The unsettling part is that the viewer becomes the one who discovers these images.
You don’t really know who recorded them, why they were filming, or what happened afterward.