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
French nihilism at its finest finest
stupid just to stupid for a french film!
This is very much a mood movie. Its an interesting take on the people trapped in a place genre. The displayed image makes it seem like more of a thriller, and as I stated, this is very much a mood piece. Wont be for everyone.
It was alright but there was nothing that stood out as particularly interesting for me. Parts of the story weren't all that well explained either.
Really bleak and not a fun horror movie. The social commentary sucked and didn’t try to say anything. Wish they tried to do more about trying to realistically survive in an apartments not go straight to people forming tribes.