What Keeps You Alive
Director:
Colin MinihanGuión:
Colin MinihanCámara:
David SchuurmanMúsica:
Brittany AllenSinopsis(1)
Jackie y Jules llegan a una cabaña en medio de un idílico paisaje de montaña para celebrar su primer aniversario de boda. Sin embargo, la aparición de una amiga de la infancia de Jackie hace sospechar a Jules que quizá su relación no sea tan perfecta como ella creía. (Movistar+)
Reseñas (3)
Una obra anodina y poco llamativa sobre el juego del gato psicópata y el ratón sorprendido en el bosque junto al lago. Y estúpida, por el comportamiento inverosímil de los personajes y por el trabajo con el espectador, subestimando su intelecto. Algunas de las escenas serias hicieron reír al público. [Sitges FF]
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Two lesbians go to celebrate their one-year marriage anniversary at a cabin in the middle of nowhere, but one of them soon starts to have a serious breakdown, the sins of the past slowly come to light and the wife is now in danger of her life as her partner gets a psychotic break and goes over dead bodies. A fairly brisk survival thriller that, while not exactly groundbreaking, doesn't offend at all. I liked the music, the suspense works well at times, and the finale is pretty much fine, so a digestible affair. 60%
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I didn't have high hopes for the Canadian film What Keeps You Alive, but it managed to impress me from the very beginning with its environment, which is beautiful and nice to look at. Into this environment enters the story of two characters, and there aren’t many more that are needed for the entire film, whose idyll turns into the worst moments of their lives. From a horror point of view, it's nice that the evil doesn't come from the outside.
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