Drama,Horror,Romance
United States of America
May is a 2002 psychological horror film directed by Lucky McKee. The movie follows the life of a young girl named May who had a difficult childhood and was traumatized by the isolation and rejection she experienced growing up. She becomes a recluse and spends most of her time alone, which only deepens her loneliness and makes her more desperate for companionship.
As May tries to connect with the people around her, she finds herself drawn to people who are just as strange and isolated as she is. She becomes obsessed with a mechanic who fixes her doll and a tattoo artist who she meets at a party. But as she tries to form relationships with these people, her behavior becomes increasingly erratic and disturbing.
May's desperation for human connection leads her down a dark and twisted path, and the movie culminates in a shocking and gruesome finale. The film has been praised for its psychological depth and its exploration of the themes of loneliness and isolation. It's a disturbing and thought-provoking horror film that will linger in your mind long after you've watched it.
