The Decline (2020)
The Decline
”A survivalist training camp goes awry after a fatal accident, leading to a chilling showdown.”
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Why watch this film?
Canadian suspense, 'Jusqu'au déclin' has the merit of being the first Quebec film to be produced by Netflix. And the result is interesting: starring the great Guillaume Laurin, from the controversial 'Mommy', the feature delves into human relationships to cause tension and leave the viewer sitting on the edge of the sofa. And although it is clear that the film would work better as a short, a specialty of director Patrice Laliberté, there is no secret: those who embark on the plot will see a traditional and cold suspense like the climate of Canada.
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Plot summary
A fatal accident at a remote survivalist training camp sends participants into a panic - and sets the stage for a chilling showdown.
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