Adrenaline

20072007
1h 30m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

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FILMED IN ONE CONTINUOUS 90-MINUTE TAKE.

Right after he buys a new car, a middle-aged business man (David Alford) finds he vehicle's satellite assistance feature is being controlled by an unknown agency. He's informed that his daughter has been kidnapped, and that he must complete a series of tasks or she will be killed. As the tasks become increasingly dangerous, he must find out what his antagonists want, find a way to save his daughter, and try to stay alive.

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A man discovers the vehicle's GPS is being controlled by an unknown agency. Forced into a series of tasks that become increasingly dangerous, he must find out what his antagonists want, find... Read allA man discovers the vehicle's GPS is being controlled by an unknown agency. Forced into a series of tasks that become increasingly dangerous, he must find out what his antagonists want, find a way to save his daughter, and stay alive.A man discovers the vehicle's GPS is being controlled by an unknown agency. Forced into a series of tasks that become increasingly dangerous, he must find out what his antagonists want, find a way to save his daughter, and stay alive.

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

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Director
- Robert Archer Lynn
Writers
- David Alford
- Robert Archer Lynn
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- 1 win

4.7

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One 90-minute continuous shot with no edits in the entire film.

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7/10

Interesting but needs some polish

Attended "World Premiere" at Nashville Film Festival. As you know the movie is one continuous shot. Before it played the crew noted for the audience that it took 5 "takes." Dialogue was solid for the most part. The allusions to Shakespeare were ham-handed and a little over the top however. Camera-work was good although there were some white balance problems. Definitely looked like it was shot on video-tape complete with combing artifacts. IMO the film would benefit from video processing to affect a documentary style, cinema verite look. Diamond's part while performed well sounded "canned" which hurt the immersion factor more than the video artifacts. The film shown was presented in stereo. Hopefully sound problems will be addressed when it is post-processed into 5.1. Acting by Alford and Diamond was very good. Overall the film is interesting and enjoyable especially if you like the one-camera-one-take conceit.

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