Lockdown Tower
Directed by Guillaume Nicloux
The inhabitants of a high-rise building wake up one morning to discover that their building is shrouded in an opaque fog, a black matter that devours anything that tries to pass through it.
The inhabitants of a high-rise building wake up to a black matter that devours anything that tries to pass through it.
Cast: Angèle Mac, Hatik, Ahmed Abdel-Laoui, Kylian Larmonie, Merveille Nsombi, Nicolas Pignon, Igor Kovalski, Marie Rémond, Judith Williquet, Modeste Nzapassara, Coline Beal, Kévin Bago, Bruni Makaya, Pierre Ventura, Ayoub Bara, Lina-Camélia Lumbroso, Laurent Poignot, Jean-Baptiste Seckler, Jules Houplain
Member Reviews
Very depressing. Slow, heavy, bleak. Well done.
It's not as bad as people claim. It's just a dark movie with a bleak premise.
If you stop and think for a bit this movie makes more sense than the people whining about it will lead you to believe. A bleak survival situation based solely off of the creature comforts we all take for granted. But, what happens when you can't leave the apartment building? Ever... Tribalism at its finest. This particular French movie won't be for everyone. And, to the racist who conveniently forgot that this movie touches on white tribalism too, it was just as harsh with white people, and with Christians. Your ignorance won't change that fact.
Little torn on this one. The exploration into the breakdown of civilization was great but it lacked any worthwhile payoff. The atmosphere is palpable and bleak, leaving you feeling just as drained and depressed as the characters. Felt like an excuse to show the horrible lengths that people will go to for the sake of survival but somehow still failed in its goal and struggled to find much purpose beyond that point. Not a great movie if you plan to get things done afterward.
Meh. Was a VERY cool sounding plot, spoiled by just nothing happening for the duration of the movie, with nothing happening at the end. Totally unsatisfying.