5º – I Spit on Your Grave (Steven R. Monroe, 2010)
A writer decides to rent a house in a completely isolated place, permeated by forests, in a small town. On the spot, the young woman becomes the target of a bunch of locals and is attacked. After surviving, she will seek revenge at any cost. ‘I Spit on Your Grave’, that is to say, is a film that has nothing positive in its history and outcomes, always appreciating to expose to the viewer extreme scenes, with the sole purpose of shock.
4º – Dogtooth (Yorgos Lanthimos, 2009)
Living isolated from society by their parents since birth, three teenage siblings guide their lives by different habits and meanings in their lives. What is disturbing about the film is how the human animal is flexible in its cognitive construction. Pearl of Greek cinema.
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