Réalisation:
Miguel Ángel ToledoPhotographie:
Miguel LlorensActeurs·trices:
Ariel Castro, Gustavo Salmerón, Irene Visedo, Ricardo Trenor, Joan Prades, Raquel EscribanoVOD (2)
Résumés(1)
Dans une tentative désespérée pour sauver son mariage, Raúl emmène sa femme Ana et son fils Nico fêter Noël dans un chalet isolé au cœur des montagnes. Mais rapidement Samuel, un habitant du village voisin, s'immisce dans leur vie et se rapproche de plus en plus d'Ana et Nico. Un trouble s'empare de Raúl et des phénomènes étranges de succèdent, transformant ce havre de paix en véritable cauchemar... (Wild Side Video)
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Critiques (3)
The Path is an interesting film if you enjoy movies that evoke strong, mostly negative emotions in you. In this case, it succeeds by making it difficult to empathize with characters who are generally unpleasant, and the presence of a child hero doesn't help either. The Path has a good atmosphere, but as a cohesive film, it simply doesn't work and leans more towards being average.
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I waited for half a movie to see whether it picks up its pace and it didn’t. And what’s more, the highlight of the tension is a scene with a dog that, I don’t know why, reminded me of the final scene from the movie Out of Reach with Steven Seagal, which actually also speaks for itself. The finale is, by the way, also laughable because I cared about the whole movie so little that even if the creators put aliens in it, I would thank them. Two stars for the atmosphere, even though I didn’t know what was going on, and for the camera work that, quite surprisingly, salvaged quite a bit of this movie.
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A mysterious, psychological horror thriller in a snowy mountain environment. It has a pretty decent atmosphere, but otherwise it’s a fairly predictable prank that wants to confuse the viewer with different tricks that have no justification in the end. In short, it’s unnecessarily twisted at first sight, but very simple under the surface. OK to watch once.
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