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1 week ago |
borrowingtape.com | Shaurya Thapa
Die Alone is a dystopian zombie drama that follows young amnesiac Ethan (Douglas Smith) desperately searching for his estranged girlfriend, Emma. His quest for survival teams him up with seasoned survivalist Mae (Carrie-Anne Moss). Together, they must face not just flesh-eating "plant zombies" but also the burden of their solitude. Lowell Dean crafts a tragically beautiful zombie film. It's hard to imagine that Canadian filmmaker Lowell Dean gained his initial fame with the WolfCop franchise.
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1 week ago |
borrowingtape.com | Steven Sung Hun Lee
Warfare is the latest A24 film by Alex Garland. This time, he co-wrote and co-directed it with Iraq War veteran Ray Mendoza. Based on the true experience Mendoza went through during that time period, it follows a group of American Navy SEALs on a surveillance mission, but something goes wrong, and now they have to survive. When you first hear about the premise, you feel like you've seen it many times before. This is very different.
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2 weeks ago |
borrowingtape.com | Shaurya Thapa
Lowell Dean's 2024 zombie drama Die Alone follows an amnesiac boy's pursuit of finding his girlfriend. In this candid interview, the Canadian filmmaker breaks down his dystopian tragedy, how his new film differs from his past campy works like WolfCop, avoiding too many parallels with the COVID-19 pandemic, and working with The Matrix star Carrie-Anne Moss. Listen here.
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3 weeks ago |
borrowingtape.com | Shaurya Thapa
An absurdist musical satire in which a wealthy family's underground existence is disrupted by a stranger from a dystopian reality. An eat-the-rich satire stretched out as a musical. The End (2024) marks the feature film debut of Joshua Oppenheimer, the Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker who previously raised eyebrows with docs like The Act of Killing and The Look of Silence (both addressing genocidal killings in Indonesia with shocking "recreations" by the locals).
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1 month ago |
borrowingtape.com | Shaurya Thapa
A veteran hitman (Christoph Waltz) is paired alongside a younger accomplice (Cooper Hoffman) in this buddy action comedy about old age, double-crossing bosses, and heavy-duty gunfire. An enjoyable joyride despite the usual genre clichés. Old Guy belongs to the new wave of “dad” action films that serve up a cocktail of gun-toting machismo, mid-life crisis, and senior-citizen health concerns.
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