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• familiar s

  
  Based on the book 'True North', this eerie movie revolves around three characters. Disturbing in parts, it tries to be an effective psychological thriller, but it failed at every level as far as I'm concerned. Except for the beautiful scenery. Yet, give it a go; it… More
  Based on the book 'True North', this eerie movie revolves around three characters. Disturbing in parts, it tries to be an effective psychological thriller, but it failed at every level as far as I'm concerned. Except for the beautiful scenery. Yet, give it a go; it might be your cup of tea (my taste is not quite usual). I guess that those who are gifted to appreciate certain type of creative/artistic/substantial films are more bound to like this movie. Well, to each, their own.

• Emil K

  
  Director Asif Kapadia loses his touch as a director quite completely with this mythical horror-story that actually turns out to be very silly film. Sure, we know that Kapadia can capture some breathtaking images with his camera and that he knows how to create a otherworldy feel, but… More
  Director Asif Kapadia loses his touch as a director quite completely with this mythical horror-story that actually turns out to be very silly film. Sure, we know that Kapadia can capture some breathtaking images with his camera and that he knows how to create a otherworldy feel, but this time the screenplay is so thin that it falls apart long before the film reaches it's over the top climax. Sean Bean, Michelle Yeoh and Michelle Krusiec has hardly any dialogue here and they so very hard try to connect with their characters, but fail miserably. All that there is left are the beautiful shots of the icy tundra. Kapadia is so much more capable of than this.

• Nani V

  
  My sister was telling me about this movie and I had to watch it. Okay, so they don't talk much in this movie, but the scenery was pretty cool to look at the whole time. Two women, an older one who took in a baby girl and raised her pretty much as her own. They live on their… More
  My sister was telling me about this movie and I had to watch it. Okay, so they don't talk much in this movie, but the scenery was pretty cool to look at the whole time. Two women, an older one who took in a baby girl and raised her pretty much as her own. They live on their own away from other people moving from place to place. Unexpectedly one day, the older lady comes upon a man who's pretty much close to death and takes him in. Everything starts to change from then on and the ending is definitely worth it. lol

• Lesley N

  
  Now theres a thing. A character study of two women surviving in the harsh icy north somewhere with reindeers and igloos and the like. Very atmostpheric, kind of an arctic Cold Mountain (ish), then Sean Bean turns up, characters develop and it all turns gothic in the last fifteen… More
  Now theres a thing. A character study of two women surviving in the harsh icy north somewhere with reindeers and igloos and the like. Very atmostpheric, kind of an arctic Cold Mountain (ish), then Sean Bean turns up, characters develop and it all turns gothic in the last fifteen minutes.

• Sarah B

  
  Ugh. I can't stand to even think about this film. It's weird, cold, in more ways than one, and unimaginably horrible in one crucial place. Sean Bean knocks it out the park as usual though.

• Leo L

  
  Here is an interesting movie that continued to dwell within my mind several hours after viewing. Intriguing and suspenseful story plot. Great cast- Michelle Yeoh, Michelle Krusiec, and Sean Bean. Definitely worthy!

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