[Not to be confused with Amelie] A decent distraction that ends kind of unsatisfyingly by giving too much away. A thriller about a gorgeous babysitter who turns out to be very disturbed, mounting some fairly distressing psychological horror in the first half by way of her increasingly disturbing treatment of the children she’s supposed to be caring for, but as is sometimes the case, ratching things up too high and shifting from a sort of dogme 95 realism to physical violence and a darkened house breaks the tension rather than heightening it. Decent performances, though.
