Suffering from a massive career disappointment, London architect Carl Walters travels to the grand dunes of the Namibian Desert to escape, but instead he finds himself stranded alone in the middle of nowhere, waiting for a ride that never comes.
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Juergen Bollmeyer
Director
Tom Sturridge
Carl
Tommy Flanagan
Nick
Stacy Martin
Lisa
Jamie-Lee Money
Kelly
Connor Dowds
Andrew
William Hartley
Mathers
Reggie Hoffman
Tribesman
Laura James
Melanie
Richard Lukunku
Peter
Loyiso Macdonald
Bartender
Kate Normington
Fran
Caitlin Salgado
Young Woman
Vere Tindale
Young Man
Don Bohlinger
Writer
Juergen Bollmeyer
Writer
Jessica Hundley
Writer
Sebastian Kaufmann
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This film is so very much better than its rating here suggests. It is quite minimalist - at its centre is one human being stuck on an empty road junction in the middle of the Namibian desert, waiting for a lift - for many days! The film shows movingly and convincingly what happens to him as time passes. But don't be mislead here - it is not a grim film, quite the opposite; I found it deeply life affirming. Tom Sturridge as the central character is phenomenally good in this and held me spellbound. The cinematography is fabulous and shifts from spectacular landscapes to intimate detail seamlessly and effectively. The soundtrack is odd, often massively orchestral, but felt surprisingly fitting. The centre of the film is bookended by a beginning and an end in 'civilisation' with some very very memorable characters. And the very last scene is simply superb. It is mostly a slow, lingering film, but if that doesn't put you off, it is highly rewarding on many levels.
source: 3 Way Junction
3 Way Junction
