Review: Scandinavian horror movie has tremendous banalities
“Lamb” is not so much an art film as it is an artifice film that gestures at the complex themes that it aspires to have.
“Lamb” is not so much an art film as it is an artifice film that gestures at the complex themes that it aspires to have.
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