When the power mysteriously fails, and almost everyone vanishes from a small tourist vessel in the Arctic, fear becomes the master for the three who remain. Forced ashore, the men deteriorate in body and mind until a dark truth emerges that compels them to ally or perish.
Michael Weaver | Ray Marsh | |
Tim Griffin | Alan Meursault | |
Justin Huen | Sean Tibbets | |
Rune Temte | Jim | |
Sarah Alles | Freida | |
Laura Sophia Becker | Elsie | |
Ingrid Liavaag | Marlene | |
Thea Næss | Lucy | |
Thomas Gallagher | Anders | |
Jim Johansen | Taxi Driver | |
James Dunlop | Marius | |
Andreas Eriksson | Boat Passenger | |
Hege Giske | Boat Passenger | |
Ingrid Liavaag | Marlene | |
Vanessa Pitusi | Boat Passenger | |
Joel Vikberg Wernstrom | Boat Passenger |
Director | Darren Mann | |
Writer | Darren Mann, Jay Kirk, William Paul Jones, Michael Weaver | |
Producer | Robert Belushi, James Dunlop, Nicole Dunlop, Laura Gamble, Kibben Jackson, Don H. Julien, Kyle Lane, Abigail Myers, Grant Myers, E. Robert Roskind, Jen Roskind, Scott Roskind, Paul Snell, Karen Sobel, Jeremy W. Ward, Michael Weaver | |
Musician | Nick Donnelly | |
Photography | David Rush Morrison |
Location | Flix To be Burnt |
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Purchased | Jan 14, 2022 at GalaxyRG |
Quantity | 1 |
Seen | Jan 15, 2022 |
Added Date | Jan 14, 2022 10:26:43 |
Modified Date | Jan 14, 2022 10:26:43 |
My quick rating - 5,3/10. The scenery in this one was excellent. I have to assume filming in such a place has to be dirt cheap but the feeling of being in the middle of nowhere while watching this is like an additional character. The feel of this is very much like an episode of The Twilight Zone or Black Mirror. 3 guys shooting film for their travel show are on a ship to Svalbard, Norway when a mysterious power outage occurs and the rest of the people on board for the tour "vanish." This leaves the trio to try and figure out what has happened and venture off to the only town they can spot from the ship which also happens to be abandoned. The acting in this one is fairly bland since rarely do either of them actually attempt to show any emotions. It is hard to tell if it was just a lack of dialogue or just painting them out to basically be in shock. The bit players are given hardly any time to develop, which is a shame since Rune Temte as Jim, the tour head, was on the way to stealing the show here. This moved by rather briskly at 82 minutes and as I mentioned, could've been trimmed down a bit more if they were shooting for a TV show slot. It does lack any twist or surprise though which I was hoping for since my initial thought of what was going on happened to be correct. And I am not trying to say I was getting really creative with my guess either. Click the poster below if interested (as most posters will get you to a streaming/buying option)
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