Thriller, Horror, by Jason Figgis, Ireland, 2016.
Tony Aiello is a ruthless documentary filmmaker who specializes in exploiting people's vulnerabilities to create sensationalist productions. When he and his crew agree to spend time with the enigmatic Gallagher family, they believe they have found the subject of yet another hard-hitting documentary. But the project soon turns into a nightmare. The Gallaghers lure them into a secluded warehouse, where Tony discovers that he is the real target. Convinced that the journalist is responsible for the death of one of their family members, the Gallaghers stage a merciless act of revenge, documenting every moment of his captivity with cameras and photographs. As the line between victims and perpetrators becomes increasingly blurred, the film draws viewers into a harrowing descent into guilt, grief, and the impossibility of achieving true justice.

With Don't You Recognise Me?, Jason Figgis delivers a psychological thriller that borrows elements from torture horror only to subvert the genre's conventions. Rather than focusing on graphic violence, the film explores the devastating emotional consequences of revenge and the wounds left behind by irreparable loss. Shot in a style that blends found footage with the mockumentary format, it turns the very act of filming into a tool of manipulation, transforming the camera into a psychological weapon. Darren Travers delivers a powerful performance as Daz, while Figgis creates a dark, claustrophobic atmosphere that elevates the film into a disturbing yet surprisingly profound independent work, reflecting on the destructive nature of revenge and the illusion that pain can ever truly be repaid.

LANGUAGE: English
SUBTITLES: Spanish, French, German, Portuguese