★★★★ In the future, film historians will have to ask why the super power has been transported into something ubiquitous. Meanwhile, it can give rise to films like this, where a group of children can manipulate objects with their minds. Pure climate, intrigue that builds little by little but without pause, and an enormous and disconcerting moral ambiguity (deep down, the question is about the relationship between power, innocence and morality). Horror as it should be: fear of the possible and unknown.
