Fall 2: Deadpoint
Are you down?
Two climbers, thousands of feet of nothing beneath them, and a mountain in Thailand with no interest in negotiating: the premise is a vice, and it tightens from the opening minutes.
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Synopsis
On a perilous climb across Thailand’s Mount Kwan, two climbers become trapped thousands of feet above the ground, where vertigo-inducing heights, sheer exposure, and impossible odds turn every moment into a fight for survival.
Our Review Editorial
Two climbers, thousands of feet of nothing beneath them, and a mountain in Thailand with no interest in negotiating: the premise is a vice, and it tightens from the opening minutes. Survival cinema at this altitude works on pure physical dread, the exposure, the drop, the awful arithmetic of dwindling options. There is nothing coy about what it offers, and the tagline's flat little dare tells you the film knows exactly which nerve it intends to press and how long it plans to press it.
Best for viewers with a tolerance for vertigo and a taste for stripped-down, high-stakes tension where the antagonist is gravity itself. Expect a tight focus, few characters, and set pieces designed to make your palms sweat rather than plot twists to puzzle over. If heights genuinely frighten you, treat that as a feature rather than a warning. A brutally effective pick for a night when you want to grip the arm of the sofa and forget the room around you.
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