Survivre

If they hired someone who could tell a story, this could have been at least a decent movie. It had conditions for it. There is pornography with better screenwriting. The only good thing about this movie is the deceiving trailer. In my opinion the director and the screenwriter shoud be banned from the film industry. This is so, so, but so bad. Its an insult to anyone´s intelect. If you intend to watch this, consider yourself warned. Try a reality show or those late night tv sales. Its more satisfying. I feel so cheated that I wrote a critic for the first time in my life, just because I couldn´t let this slide.

This show is an absolute waste of time, and watching it is not only frustrating but downright nerve-wracking. The characters are, without a doubt, some of the most idiotic I've ever encountered in every possible way. The storyline is utterly nonsensical, lacking any coherence or sense, and the random, unclear mix of languages only adds to the confusion. There are countless reasons why this is a show to avoid at all costs.

The characters, in particular, are unbelievably foolish, with the young boy standing out as the worst offender. His actions and behavior are so immature and ridiculous that it feels like they should have been celebrating his 3rd birthday instead of his 13th. The complete lack of logic or realism in his character makes it impossible to take him or the story seriously.

Anyone who gives this movie more than 3 is on drugs, it's the worst movie I've watched for a while. The characters are not smart, the mom is so useless it's sad. The bad guy wouldn't last 5 minutes in real life and the daughter pathetic. He did have a an interesting premise, if you have a low IQ. Why they start talking French half way through is perfect, says all you need to know about this nonsense of a movie. Thought Hollywood was making crap movies, but the French have joined them it seems.so if you've got nothing else to watch, like paint drying or ants crawling on the floor, give this ludicrous movie a watch !

The story is incredible. For a filmmaker who wants to create a science fiction movie, this story is like a goldmine. The locations chosen for the film are also very successful. The eerie, unsettling nature of the environment effectively amplifies the fear born out of helplessness. I genuinely wanted to give this film a high rating, but there are several flaws in it. Here's why:

The balance between the horror elements is not well-established. At times, scenes are overly frightening, while at other times, there's an odd calmness.

There are issues with the acting as well, though it's not due to the performances of the actors. The problem lies in the transitions and connections between the characters. There is almost no dialogue between the family portrayed in the movie and the other characters, which weakens the sense of realism.

A better storytelling approach could have been achieved, but many opportunities were missed. I don't think the problem is the budget, either. In its current form, the film has the potential to evoke the kind of fear that big-budget American sci-fi films can create. The issue isn't with the visual effects; it's with the screenplay. The flow of horror elements and the inadequacy of the dialogue's narrative seriously impact the film's success.

The audience feels scared, but they cannot fully connect with the film. However, I'm sure it won't take long before Americans buy the screening rights and create their own version. With a massive budget, they'll probably remake this film and won't even mention its name. I only wish this film had been executed better.

I watch this movie because it is the last one starring the poor Emilie Dequenne, before her death in March 2025. Surprising science fiction, dystopic, a new kind of films since several years, one decade now. And I am afraid that will increase in the future. This film is rather brave, daring for a French film, but that's not the first of this kind. I don't remember the other titles, but this plot sounds familiar to me. The feature ENFIN SEULS, starring Gilles Lelouche, seems to be rather close to this one. Curious film, but worth the watch. French film industry does its best to propose modern topics. RIP Emilie. Your last film was a modern action woman character, a role that you never had before. I will miss you very much.