The Nicolas Pesce-helmed film "The Eyes of My Mother" is about a woman who grew up with his parents in the countryside. Their peaceful and idyllic life was disturbed when a delivery man was able to enter their home and killed her mother (Diane Agostini).
Her father played by Paul Nazak was able to get the killer imprisoned and chained in a barn. The trespasser played by Will Brill was attended by Francisca (played by both Olivia Bond and Kika Magalhaes). Later, he attempted to escape but was killed by Francisca. She plucked his eyes and cut his vocal chords then preserved them in the freezer.
Later in her life, she met Kimiko (Clara Hong) in a bar. The Japanese student went with her to her home only to be detained in the barn. What she did with the delivery man, she also did with her new acquaintance.
Her father who eventually died was not buried but kept in the bath tub of the house. Looking for another victim, she found a mother (Flora Diaz) with a baby boy. As expected, she killed the mother but kept the boy as her own son.
When the boy (Joey Curtis-Greene) reached 7, he accidentally saw opened the door of the barn then Kimiko found a chance to escape. She was able to ride a truck and reported to the police. The end of her life was in the hands of the police after she hostage her adopted son. See the trailer below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp2adx_ScA8
"The Eyes of my Mother" is breathtaking and thrilling. However, as per IGN, the movie is unsettling and sad. Moreover, it is beautiful especially the black and while images. The sparse dialogue is aptly scattered throughout the film. The stellar cast did justice to their roles. It can deliver the scare and the thrill.
However, the plot failed to explain the motivation behind all the killings. The viewer is left to make his own conclusion. "The Eyes of my Mother" is worth the price of your ticket.
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