We saw this movie at the Horror-on-Sea Festival last night. It's a really good movie, which was apparently made on a low budget. It has a very strong cast, particularly the two females, with a gripping story-line that was well executed. There was some nice cinematography with some unusual shots and just the right amount of effects which did not detract from the story and enhanced the appropriate moments. Without adding any spoilers, I did guess one element of where the story was going, and I think I was meant to, but the other surprise remained just that until close to the end of the movie. This could be a spoiler, hence my flag, but I like the fact that there's the possibility of a sequel too. Good luck to you all and please carry on doing what you're doing.
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Qué Pasa
nogodnomasters18 September 2017
Warning: Spoilers
Two men kidnap the daughter (Galit Gurovich- blonde girl in front) of a rich woman (Ana Padilla) and hold her for ransom. When they contact her by phone, she says her daughter is at home and hangs up on the kidnappers. Strange things start to happen. Meanwhile in a subplot Natalia (Ariadna Asturzzi-dark headed girl in back) is expressing her undying love for her boyfriend who she believes is having an affair. It is not clear how this is related to the rest of the film until the very end.
The film has sparks of cleverness and originality, although aspects of the film have been done before. It enters the realm of the supernatural without much explanation on how it gets there. Argentine film with English subtitles. Soft 4 stars.
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity. Comment Comments (4) | Permalink | Mos
The film has sparks of cleverness and originality, although aspects of the film have been done before. It enters the realm of the supernatural without much explanation on how it gets there. Argentine film with English subtitles. Soft 4 stars.
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity. Comment Comments (4) | Permalink | Mos
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