Foreign films help us learn new things, as much as what should be avoided than what should be assimilated. It its singularity, Anatomie shows American influences that, sadly, are nothing new to us. The trick for these countries is to take what their people cherish and combine it with some of Hollywood’s moneymaking strategies. While this movie is excellent, it is for this reason that the film doesn’t seem to know where it’s going. Its development is captivating and from the first scenes; we know that we will have to guess who is a part of the cult because we witness the dissection of a student who awakens during his operation and sees himself be decomposed into many pieces, unable to react. The two doctors wears masks and the room is dark, making it impossible for the spectator to see their faces.

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