The critically acclaimed director of Oldboy released Stoker earlier this year. While it didn't really stir a lot of talk it is well done artistically, but the characters might be so odd that you feel a little disturbed watching it. You always want to be able to connect with someone in the movie though, and in this one you lack that one person you feel like you could relate to. Also, it seems to focus on being more dark and artsy than anything without any focus on building the plot or the people involved.
Summary: India's father dies mysteriously. Her mother, Evelyn, seems to be trying some attempts to reach out to her, but seems more interested in India's uncle who has now appeared after her father's death. Her uncle seems to have some interest in her that she isn't aware of where it stems from. There are some mysterious disappearances occurrences that have happened since he appeared that she can't quite look over though. Her own volatile rage that is appearing though is frightening her even more.
