Too many fans seem to be blown away

Intense, gripping, stylish and poignant

Did you people see the same film I saw?

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

Do not watch if you are like me and seeing adorable boys die hurts don't watch. Usually I have a cold heart, but this made me depressed for weeks on end. When Dominik died it hurt me deep, and him screaming for his parents didn't help. That girl with the pink hair she was a complete and total idiot, she destroyed Dominik's life. He would have been fine if she had stayed out of it. But, if you are not very emotional I suggest watching it because it is a great movie with wonderful acting. But if you are like me, please I beg of you do not watch! Great movie kept me interested the whole time! I love You Dominik! I always will!:(

I want to write here first and foremost that I did check that this contains spoilers, so please please please don't read this if you haven't seen this amazing Polish masterpiece yet.As an agoraphobic and very suicidal young adult I could very much relate to this movie, it had me shaking and in tears within the first ten minutes. The way this story is written, following Domonik as he struggles with his sexuality and bullying, is just beautiful from every aspect. It opens your mind and isn't afraid to dig down deep into your emotions and pull them to the surface. The SADDEST part I found to this movie by far was the ending, not because of his suicide (yes, it was very sad) but the terms OF his suicide. I'll admit that I've done almost the exact same thing he did, I sat on my bed one night while my mom was gone at her BFs, drank a beer, and swallowed eight pill bottles worth of anti-depressants, anti-psychotics, and other miscellaneous prescriptions of mine. And I'll tell you that the last memory I have of that is literally chugging away the pills, I have no memory of anything from that night. So after Domonik had swallowed those pills sitting on the toilet, he would not have remembered those "funny drunk" moments he had, he wouldn't remember crying and begging for someone to call his parents. Hell, he wouldn't have even had that vision of going out and dancing with the pink haired girl. He would have died, with his last memory sitting on a dirty toilet, alone.

The film is very hooked. The acting seemed to me at all flawless. Displaying all the way and it really is. The world is cruel, classmates do not understand you, the parents do not care about their own child. And nothing left but to find online friends, but this search has ended tragically for the hero.Dominique - a typical representative of the majority of today's youth. Closed, is not understood by society, sometimes social phobia. Found a vent in the wilds of the internet and finally "settled" in the "Sala samobójców." Silvia - the ringleader of "Sala samobójców." The girl, seeing nothing good in life, dreams of suicide.Actors, in my opinion, played flawlessly. Just perfect. Passed all the emotions very well and is available to the viewer. The film itself is heavy.The end is not very impressed from the outset it was clear that nothing good "virtual life" is over.

Suicide room follows Dominik, the son of a Minister and AD Executive for a large bank neglected by his career driven parents, struggling with sexuality and in the grips of mental illness, the story twists and turns through predictable yet shocking and moving turns as Dominik withdraws more and more from the real world and becomes entrenched in a sick love affair with a woman intent on killing herself.The acting from Jakub Gierszal and Roma Gasiorowska is outstanding throughout providing almost disturbingly realistic mental breakdowns and clashes with the real world. To me the scene that stands out is when Dominik's father disconnects the internet and the 2 minutes of aftermath that follow that really show off Jakub Gierszal's acting ability and gripping you in a sense of saddened awe that i haven't felt with other films.A must watch as long as you are stable, it made me a bit mental