SXSW FILM REVIEW: Mongolian thriller Aberrance expands global cinema.
, the SXSW film programming team is getting eyes on an underserved player within global cinema: Mongolia.
At the heart of the many zigs and zags here is the story of a couple, Erkhmee and Selenge , a retreat to an isolated house in the remote countryside. The only immediate sense of civilization comes in the form of a seemingly benevolent though suspiciously nosy neighbor. In fairness, his prying proves to be somewhat intuitive for detecting trouble, as he beings to suspect more and more that Selenge is being held hostage to some degree by Erkhmee.
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