The similarly low-key Canadian import “Into the Forest” may not quite hit the heights of those examples, but this story of a pair of mismatched sisters forced to face the unthinkable is, at least for most of its running time, a strong, smart and moving end-of-the-world drama that is further bolstered by strong ...
The story follows Sara Price (Natalie Dormer), who has come to Tokyo after receiving a call from local police that her twin sister Jess (also played by Dormer) ...
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"Into The Forest" follows two sisters surviving an apocalyptic world in their secluded forest house. Amidst the turmoil of events, we see both sisters going ...
After a massive power outage, two sisters learn to survive on their own in their isolated woodland home.
The website's critics consensus reads, "Into the Forest grounds its familiar apocalyptic framework with a relatable look at the bond between two sisters, ...
Into The Forest focuses on the effect of this outage on one family, primarily two sisters played by Evan Rachel Wood and Ellen Page, who also produced the film.
It's basically a film about what happens to two women that are totally unfit to survive in an apocalyptic situation. It's a fucking train wreck.
The plot was pretty good. The ending was puzzling, as I couldn't figure out what happened to Andrew and Natalie. All in all, 3 stars from me. Content collapsed.
A TIFF 2015 review of two films starring Ellen Page, Into the Forest and Freeheld.
Set once upon a time in the apocalypse, “Into the Forest” begins and ends with the volume turned down.