Трансфигурация (2016)

The Transfiguration (2016) is a unique and haunting drama from the USA that explores the borders between reality and imagination. The film follows the story of a lonely teenager named Milo, played by Erik Ruffin, who is obsessed with vampire and horror movies. Milo lives in a Brooklyn housing project with his older brother, and he spends most of his time watching and re-watching his favorite movies. He's unhappy and isolated at school, where he's bullied and doesn't fit in with his peers. As Milo becomes increasingly withdrawn and isolated, he begins to create a fantasy world in his mind, where he sees himself as a powerful vampire. His reality and imagination become increasingly blurred, and he starts to believe that he can become a vampire by drinking human blood. Milo soon meets a girl named Sophie, played by Karin Cherches, who he befriends and becomes romantically involved with. As the film progresses, Milo's desire to become a vampire and his violent tendencies begin to spiral out of control, leading to a shocking and tragic conclusion. The Transfiguration is a visually stunning film, with excellent performances from the cast, including Ruffin, Cherches, Lewis Scott, Dangelo Bonneli, and Aaron Moten. Director Michael O'Shea masterfully creates a brooding and unsettling atmosphere that amplifies the film's themes of identity, trauma, and obsession. The film falls into both drama and horror genres, making it a unique and compelling film that explores the darker side of the human psyche.