Across the River
Scary Movies 7
October 31 - November 6, 2013
U.S. Premiere!
A biologist stationed alone in the woods makes a frightening discovery. And, no, it doesn’t involve the wildlife…
U.S. Premiere!
Deep in the woodlands of Friuli, on the Italy-Slovenia border, a biologist stationed alone to perform animal census studies (played by an excellent, appropriately rugged-looking Marco Marchese) makes a frightening discovery. And, no, it doesn’t involve the wildlife… This meticulously crafted naturalist film with a supernatural kick is good old-fashioned storytelling at its finest. In fact, its impeccable sound design and music, atmospheric locations, and slowly building tension are used to such great effect that you’ll feel like you’re trapped there alongside the scientist: damp, isolated, unsettled, scared to death.
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