Paralysis

Shin is caught between dreams and reality. She tries to cope with everyday responsibilities, not being sure, if what she sees is real or not.

"Sajewski generates an absorbing tensity between the main character and her haunting demon in a remarkable setting that itself becomes the third protagonist." - Weird Wednesday 0711 review

“Paralysis is a short film outside of the genre, even if at a certain point it cites the ‘Horrible Secret of Dr. Hichcock’ by Riccardo Freda, with the creature lit up in red and out of focus, advancing menacingly in the only horror moment of the film. (…) Paralysis tells (without dialogue) about the lability of certain boundaries, about the attractions towards the sublime, towards what frightens us. But it is also a discourse on loneliness, because the protagonist gives us the feeling of wanting to take these strange encounters with monster to fight her comfortable, but solitary life.” - Klub99.it review