cheska

No Exit

cant believe ed died just like that lmao but darby ooh one of the best final girl like her survival instincts are at the top of the game and havana rose liu’s acting is incredible wow, give her all the flowers

Wahoo_Man35

No Exit

I watched this short film because as of now, Auden Lincoln-Vogel and Philip Rabalais have just made their first true feature length film together and I was fortunate enough to see it before the festival run. I want to talk about that film, but since it's not on Letterboxd yet, I decided to write my review here as a placeholder until The Tower is added. First off, I'm a big fan of these two filmmakers. Ever since they presented their short films, Zorg II: Fall of Thera, Perpetual Motion (a re-edited version of Utopia Park), and Purgatorio, I was hooked onto their career. They always have a super interesting approach to their films, especially through their editing. So it's no surprise that No Exit keeps up with that theme. Because I've seen so much of their work prior to this experience, this comes across to me as a weaker effort from them, but what is weak for them is still incredibly interesting. The Tower also follows this interesting approach to its editing. The way the narrative is constructed keeps you guessing as to who we're going to follow next. It gets even more interesting when their individual stories start intertwining. Learning that none of the movie was scripted was wild to hear, even the moments in the dialogue that felt intentionally constructed. I can't wait until I can rewatch it and I hope only for the best for both Auden Lincoln-Vogel and Philip Rabalais on their festival run.

Nxomi???

No Exit

A good suspense Thriller. At first I thought it would be predictable and that I would practically know the whole movie in less than fifteen minutes of having started it, but to my surprise, it wasn't and I love the way they show the cruelty of the characters.

pipi

No Exit

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