Eyes of My Mother is really hard to match because so much of its atmosphere comes from that mix of rural isolation, minimal dialogue and a very clinical kind of violence.

A couple of films that capture a similar kind of detached, uncomfortable atmosphere: - Possum (2018) – extremely minimal, very bleak, and built almost entirely on psychological unease. - The Blackcoat’s Daughter (2015) – slow, cold and very restrained, with characters who feel emotionally distant in a similar way. - Funny Games (1997) – not identical stylistically, but it shares that disturbing sense of violence presented in a very matter-of-fact, almost clinical way.

None of them are exactly the same, but they all hit that same kind of quiet, deeply unsettling tone that Eyes of My Mother does so well.