The Norwegian film 'Armand' unfolds within a primary school, revolving around a tense meeting called by a mother regarding her son. Deliberately withholding information, the narrative examines the complexities surrounding a serious allegation made by a classmate, delving into the emotional tension felt by all characters. The film was acclaimed for its ability to engage viewers in a haunting exploration of childhood innocence, trauma, and the often ambiguous nature of perceived truth. Its slow reveal creates an atmosphere of suspense as characters navigate uncertainties, ultimately leading to a captivating yet frustrating viewing experience.
"Armand is a strange and fascinating experience that builds not solid answers but a web of complications and ambiguities, leaving viewers captivated yet frustrated."
"The film slowly reveals the urgent and sensitive meeting about whether a 6-year-old boy committed sexual abuse, creating an unsettling atmosphere throughout."
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