As the film progresses, it isthe unpredictability of Frankie’s conditionthat keeps the plot suspenseful.
The script is also clever in revealing only breadcrumbs of the underlying mystery.
Whenever Frankie is awake and aware of her surroundings, the scenes are enveloped with cool tones.
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Yet, whenever she is or is close to zoning out, an orange gradient kicks in subtly.
The color and lighting go hand-in-hand with Mastroianni’s performance, making the latter even more captivating.
After all, Frankie always looks exhausted and on the verge of falling asleep no matter where she is.
Frankie, a mother suffering from dyschronometria—a rare brain condition affecting her perception of time—takes a dangerous job to support her daughter. As paranoia grips her, Frankie’s new role leads her into a web of deception and murder, testing her ability to navigate reality and protect her family.
Gazerpremieres in select theaters on April 4.
Frankie, a mother suffering from dyschronometria—a rare brain condition affecting her perception of time—takes a dangerous job to support her daughter. As paranoia grips her, Frankie’s new role leads her into a web of deception and murder, testing her ability to navigate reality and protect her family.
