Glazer also tells a lot of the story here thorough his visuals. The aliens themselves don't communicate verbally and so we are wisely never actually told why they are doing what they're doing. Instead we have to work it out by what he shows us. The 'honey trap' sequences , especially, are a sight to behold and Glazer uses them as an opportunity to conjure up the film's most surreal and unsettling imagery, and this is where the film works best. The men she seduces, because they are too busy panting over a bare skin Johansson, become victims of their own carnal desires to such an extent that they are oblivious to the eerie extra-terrestrial surroundings (not that I blame them) .

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The line between reality and fantasy is even blurred as Glazer voyeuristically turns a hidden camera on the streets of Scotland and some scenes even have Johansson in character talking to ordinary people without being recognised. In the final third the film goes all fish out of water and it falters somewhat as the outcast alien briefly and foolishly tries to integrate into our world. Nonetheless it's still an interesting take on loneliness and what it is to want to belong.

This is a chilling, bizarre, dreamlike and daring film with a suitably nuanced performance. It's not one for everyone but can be rewarding if given the chance

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