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"Curve" is a short horror film directed by Tim Egan that was awarded "Best Short" at Fantastic Fest and Sitges in 2016. The film is minimalist in its approach and focuses on the protagonist's thoughts and emotions, making it a powerful and unsettling watch.
The film was created quickly, as Egan wrote and shot the film in just 8 hours. The film's concept was inspired by two events in the director's life - being hit by a car and a conversation with a depressed friend. The first experience gave him a physical feeling of fear, and the second experience was more mental and dealt with grief.
The film is meant to be experienced in the moment and without analyzing its underlying themes and metaphors. However, it can be inferred that the film is about the protagonist's struggle to hold on to life and the feelings of hopelessness and despair that come with it. Overall, "Curve" is a raw and uncompromising film that is sure to leave a lasting impression on viewers.
