Brittany Ashworth

Grégory Fitoussi

Javier Botet

Jay Benedict

David Gasman

Carl Garrison

Richard Meiman

Mohamed Aroussi

Laura D'Arista Adam

Aton

Giles Daoust

Catherine Dumonceaux

Peggy Hall

Veronique Navette

Eric Gendarme

Alain Grandgerard

Genevieve Haudebourg

Thierry Lecomte

Thomas Lubeau

Julien Madon

Paul Mignot

Jan Belletti

Nadia Khamlichi

Maurice Bresson

Sylvain Goldberg

Serge de Poucques

Benoit Depriester

Joël Jacovella

Stéphane Cathelin

Erwan Coic

Xavier Gens

Damien Giuliano

Delphine Hadjadj

Hicham Hajji

Jonathan Fenet

Ludovic Bottallo

Hamid Herraf

David Sarrio

Michael Schaack

Edmond Tao

Pierre-Henri Nedelec

Mathieu Turi

Jordan Sarralié

Laurent Serna

Gaetan Rousseau

Adrian Politowski

Gilles Waterkeyn

Clotilde Bresson

Olivier Chateau

Evelyne Peloille

Vincent Reynaert

Aymeric Contat Desfontaines

Frédéric Poirier

Vincent Vieillard-Baron

Caroline Di Paolo

Fanny Habigand

Jean-Christophe Spadaccini

Mika Cotellon

Coline Delalandre

Sébastien Ariaux

Alexandre Fleurant

Christine Seznec

Jean-Baptiste Seror

Christophe Maratier

Oriane Cattiaux

Romain Cattez

Bruno Nicolas

Joseph Beddelem

Christine Vilers

Alexandre Andrillon

Tony Kock

Emmanuel Henri

Sebastien Jaulin

Morgane Le Gallic

Sabine Fevre

Axel Steichen

Olivier Mathon

Lea Hibert

Matthieu Michaux

Younes Afroukh

Virginie Wintrebert

Cléo Schulmann

Théo Madia

Elie Serou

Alexandre Ivanoff

Thierry Jaulin

Adrien Fougeras

Evan Amice

Abdelaaziz Attougui

Hami Belal

Ulrich Duval

Baptiste Brousse

Sébastien Marquilly

Simon Pennequin

Najat Azougarh

Jean-Luc Miolane

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Hostile

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A strangely compelling yet uneven film telling two stories, one about a stranded and wounded women who tries to survive the night in a post-apocalyptic world, the other about a man and a woman meet and fall in love.  

The post-apocalyptic story would've worked best on it's own, and the love story is kind of a distraction if you are looking for a post-apocalypse film.  The love story works well within the frame work of the post-apocalypse drama, but it's not often that people who like genre films will enjoy a straight romantic drama added into the mix.  I personally thought the two stories worked well together, but the film had several faults.

First off some of the acting was a bit dodgy, mainly in the love story.  I didn't always completely believe the love between the two leads, especially from Grégory Fitoussi.  Brittany Ashworth who plays Juliette was much better, especially in the post-apoc story.

One of the other big problems was trying to understand what connected the two stories.  I spent most of the film guessing grand twists, and was disappointed when the twist was actually really small and a bit silly. The classic problem with films that straddle the before and after of an extinction level event is you have to give enough time for the story to naturally play out.  Instead in the film it seems like society completely collapses into a desert waste land in about 18 months.  

It's like films that are set 15 years in the future.  Your audience will watch the film now and in 15 years point out all the things that haven't come to pass, let's call it the Back to the Future effect.  And this is one of the flaws of this film, Juliette doesn't look significantly aged enough for this future to be as bad as it is.  Not enough time can possibly pass for the world to completely fall apart.  Maybe I'm reading too much into this, but it took me out of the film a lot.

All in all, there are worse ways to spend 90 minutes.  

6/10

Hostile

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