Rec | SOCIETY OF THE SNOW (2023)

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society of the snow (2023)

Unequivocally the most harrowing film I have ever seen and I cannot get it out of my head…. Deeply disturbing , anxiety inducing, compelling, stomach churning. Shot and written with effective precision, without overkill or gratuitous exploitation. Movies about the human will to survive are hard to do without being either corny or played out and this does follow a similar narrative arc but I really appreciated how it was told. I recommend watching the little docu about the making of the film. I love production. Unbelievable true story and really compelling film

@caroline

Jan 28, 2024

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Society of the snow (2023)

it's a spanish film about a tragedy that makes you question your opinions on cannibals/cannibalism :) there was another movie about the same tragedy (alive 1993) but it was a whitewashed retelling of the tragedy of the andes

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