Dark Corners

Name: Dark Corners
Genre: Thriller
Released: 2021-02-05
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 3.6
Cast: Navid Negahban, Julie Dray, Sam Hazeldine

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1h 30min

3.6/10

Thriller

Jack Strachan, a shady ex-sports star in hiding out in Norway, is stalked by a mysterious woman he cannot identify who closely resembles his murdered wife, Veronique. Convinced of her evil i... Read allJack Strachan, a shady ex-sports star in hiding out in Norway, is stalked by a mysterious woman he cannot identify who closely resembles his murdered wife, Veronique. Convinced of her evil intent and determined to unmask her, he forces himself to re-live the harrowing events that... Read allJack Strachan, a shady ex-sports star in hiding out in Norway, is stalked by a mysterious woman he cannot identify who closely resembles his murdered wife, Veronique. Convinced of her evil intent and determined to unmask her, he forces himself to re-live the harrowing events that culminate in Veronique's brutal murder at the hands of violent associate, Karim, and conf... Read all

3.6/10

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Christo and Sam Hazeldine in Dark Corners (2021)

Brian Bovell and T'Nia Miller in Dark Corners (2021)

Dany Verissimo-Petit in Dark Corners (2021)

Julie Dray, Navid Negahban, Dany Verissimo-Petit, and Marianne Selberg in Dark Corners (2021)

Ian Liggett and Kristoffer Bergersen in Dark Corners (2021)

Jack Strachan, a shady ex-sports star in hiding out in Norway, is stalked by a mysterious woman he cannot identify who closely resembles his murdered wife, Veronique. Convinced of her evil intent and determined to unmask her, he forces himself to re-live the harrowing events that culminate in Veronique's brutal murder at the hands of violent associate, Karim, and confront the demons that first drove him underground.

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10/10

This is a great movie

Dark Corners is a visually stunning, groundbreaking film with echoes of David Lynch and Christopher Nolan. It's an onion-film, in that the layers are revealed gradually as the plot twists in surprising and suspenseful ways. It's a complex movie, but don't let that put you off, you need to stick with it and let the story reveal itself. Although it's not a political film on the surface, there's a strong sub-theme about truth and denial which really resonated with me, especially in these polarized times where it seems everyone is intent on denying factual truth, especially on social media.

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