Réalisation:
Jack HellerScénario:
Shawn ChristensenPhotographie:
Thomas M. HartingMusique:
Darren MorzeRésumés(1)
Revolves around four strangers who find themselves stranded in a mysterious forest. They seek shelter in an old abandoned cabin and must learn to trust one another and work together to find a way out of the woods. (texte officiel du distributeur)
Critiques (3)
Une pièce à faible budget sur une paire d'acteurs et une cabane en bois dans la forêt qui divertit et intéresse constamment, mais qui finalement ne répond pas à la question clé « Pourquoi tout cela se produit-il réellement ? » et reste un jeu inutile et absurde.
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The trip to the realm of déjà vu was unsuccessful, it’s so cold here that my hands are shaking… No, really, it was a successful trip :) Even though you feel like watching a compilation of films you’ve seen many times, Enter Nowhere manages to come out of this entanglement of mystery, thriller and horror with its head held up high. The actors are decent, the atmosphere is gloomy, the plot unravels in an interesting way and there’s plenty of tension. The most important thing to consider, however, is that this is above all a low-budget conversational drama and if that bothers you, don’t waste your time with it. PS: The film is very aware of how “unoriginal” it is in the genre and has fun with several references (e.g. Deliverance) and one-liners… - Shit! It's Michael Myers! - You know him?
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Although I found the unravelling of the connections a bit awkward at times, I have to admit that I enjoyed the film quite a bit and was curious to see how it would all play out. The cast is well-chosen and all the young actors do their best. The anonymous, enclosed space adds a very good atmosphere to it.
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