Year 10 - Sopravvivenza letale

Shoked to see the rating , how on earth this movie is 5 rated ? .it's such a film that after few years people are going to call the masterpiece.acting is so par level , direction superb and not a single dialogue in entire movie makes it authentic.creators are so right about the homo sapiens evolution if things go wrong .

Pros 1. Screenplay 2.strong visual story telling 3.not for faint hearted 4. Raw 5.simple plot makes authentic 6.acting 7.creative

No cos at all Some movies stick to you and shaken you upside that's this movie for me , insane .

Thanks creators ,actors and cinematographer for their par excellence work ..thank you team .

Think 1984 "Threads" (YES People would lose their language, Long term PTSD will do that) Also this reminded me of."The Survivalist" 2016, which is excellent if you haven't seen it. Others have said "The Road" and its true it is like that movie a little bit.

I also wondered why they were not hunting dogs, there sure were a lot of dogs for eating The acting in Year 10 is excellent , the production is low tech , and its low budget film making at its finest. Its also well directed.

Give this director $5million and he could really produce.

Its gritty, suspenseful and not cheesy at all I really liked it.

There is no dialog at all. Apparently people forgot to talk after 10 years. The plot holes and all the things the director missed to many to count. Would be surprised if he got to work again. Very lazily laid out and took short cuts because they had no clue on what they were doing. I would expect something like this to be written by some college kids looking to get into the business with only a $1000 budget. Not sure what else i can write in this review. I have put more thought into the review than the director put into writing this script. The overall concept wasn't bad. Just didn't have enough brain power to put in speaking rolls.

Everything but the obvious. Once again, plot holes and such stupidity. Yes, it goes without saying that the 7th grade consumer service industry mentality would probably drool through it. But, is deliberate writing to not make sense?

Is survival so be careless. Is living like an animal, so don't be sure footed.

After disposing of first savage, whatever you do DO NOT take the knives, small axe, and be sure to loose the big axe.

But then, who thinks of that when the movie is about the "spirit of transcendence of mythos and pathos of morality to cannibalism and..." WHAT? Their killing each other and eating. Just like would happen. Your neighbor isn't going to do an art critique with you after about day 3 of no power in this world and finds out you have medicine.

But, who cares, right? Another Cannes Film Festival winner no doubt. With olive branch enshrined accolades. Power grid won't ever go out.

Year 10 is a survival horror movie set in some post apocalyptic Britain of the future.

Written and directed by Ben Goodger. It is in essence a morality tale. One family seeking to look out for each other.

Another family who have succumbed to cannibalism and the survival of the self. At the expense of anyone else.

Jake (Toby Goodger) is the young man who has lost his father to the cannibals. Not before the father placed Luke and the girl somewhere safe but smelly. The girl is injured and needs medication which is now in the hands of the cannibals.

Jake needs to get hold of the medicine. Although it seems he too has been ruthless in the past.

The movie seems to be inspired by films such as The Road, Threads and A Quiet Place. There is not much dialogue which can be problematic. The music does not always compensate.

Despite its low budget. Year 10 might actually have something to say about what is happening in today's polarised society.