Shashah Review

The title tells a lot about what it is, so it is divided into three parts, directed by Ruben Ostlund, starring Harris Dickinson, Charlbi Dean, and Vicki Berlin.

It seems more like a satirical comedy, its color is a little bit black, and it follows the story of a rich influential group who go into a ship trip that sinks, leaving them on an island with two shallow influential model couples.
The director has absurdly built the movie on a segmented storyline, using comedy by putting the characters in awkward social situations where no clear social script, and using these characters like subjects which is hilariously cruel, very funny, and even smart way to project modern issues and ideologies.
In addition to that, performances are often good, remarkable from some actors, acceptable from others, while coloring and lighting are the most generous elements for they beautifully reflect the dominant dark satirical theme.

Could be better, Highly recommended if you are into modern cinematic works, but never suitable for under 17 years old audiences.