Overview
- The thriller reaches French cinemas as critics publish first takes.
- The story follows Romy, a DJ searching for a missing friend on a Canary Island dominated by nightlife and mass tourism.
- Guillaume Nicloux shaped the project as an “electro opera,” using a continuous electronic score from composer Irène Dresel to steer filming and tone.
- Early reception skews negative, with Le Nouvel Obs giving one star and faulting blaring music and graphic violence, though noting Benoît Magimel’s magnetism.
- Other outlets highlight the atmosphere, a 1h53 runtime, and lead turns from Pom Klementieff and Magimel in a work the director places in his experimental vein.