The French title is Le Temps du loup. A
disturbing tale of a family forced into a harrowing confrontation with
a strangers set against the backdrop of a global apocalypse. A shaken
family slowly makes their way to the presumed safety of their
holiday home in the French
countryside. Upon arrival, the family discovers their home inhabited
by strangers, a woman, a man and two children. The man greets them with a gun, he
wants them to leave and give him the supplies they have brought with
them. Just a few sentences later the man kills the homeowner leaving
his wife and two children with just a bicycle and their clothing. It
seems their only chance for survival is to find a nearby train station and hope a train
will be coming.
This
movie has a lot of gaps, what caused the disaster, will it make any
difference in their situation if they are able to board a train? Is it better in another area? They
meet a lot of other people but it's vague about their relationships and
motives? It's very weird to try to put this together and make sense, it has come up on my weird meter!! 3* (This movie is OK)
109
min, Drama directed by
Michael Haneke with Isabelle Huppert,
Maurice Benichou, Lucas Biscombe, Patrice Chereau, Beatrice Dalle,
Anais Demoustier, Daniel Duval, Marlyne Even, Oliver Gourmet, Rona
Hartner.
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