Last Day of Summer

A slow-burning, uncomfortable office thriller that simmers with quiet resentment and moral unease.

A darkly comic and haunting look at suburban malaise, blending satire with tragedy as it builds to a shocking yet oddly beautiful conclusion.

A slow-burning, wryly funny character study that keeps you squirming as charm curdles into control.

A grim, claustrophobic descent into workplace resentment and predatory obsession, watching it feels tense and deeply uncomfortable.

A chillingly calm descent into desperation, blending dark humor with quiet menace as a man's world shrinks to a single, terrible solution.

A tense, morally charged duel between two desperate men, escalating with grim plausibility and ending on a note of hard-won grace.

A cringe-inducing, uncomfortable dark comedy that follows an unstable man's delusions with unsettling tonal shifts and bursts of violence.

A quietly suffocating, mundane office day that builds dread through small details, leaving you tense and hollow without any release.

A slow, queasy unease builds as polite gestures curdle into menace, keeping you braced for the moment the past finally bites back.

A grimy, uncomfortable descent into voyeurism and revenge, more queasy than scary, with a cold, exploitative edge.

A relentless plunge into a bitter, isolated mind, suffocating and confrontational, with moments of unbearable tension and no comfort.

A grim, slow-burning descent into violence and humiliation, anchored by a quiet, heartbreaking performance.