Ils

Anyone who has accompanied the BRUGGGORE Film Festival from the start knows that we have a small preference for French terrorist cinema. Frontier (s), Haute Tension, Martyrs or a l'Interieur have already been shown in the unofficial New French Extreme series. ILS (2006) fits perfectly into the era of new French hardship, but follows a different path. Directors David Moreau and Xavier Palud rely much more heavily on psychological horror than a simple depiction of extreme violence. They succeeded in creating an incredibly intense horror thriller.

Clémentine and her husband Lucas live remote from Bucharest. Her nightmare begins when her car is stolen one night, electricity and telephone are interrupted and masked people appear in front of her front door.