Réalisation:
Josh C. WallerScénario:
Daniel NoahPhotographie:
Noah GreenbergMusique:
Pepijn CaudronActeurs·trices:
Zoë Bell, Nacho Vigalondo, Francisco Barreiro, Sheila Vand, Tenoch Huerta, Dominic Rains, Kevin Pollak, Bruce Thomas, Jason CanelaVOD (1)
Résumés(1)
Photographe de guerre Avery Taggert est en mission en Colombie, immergée avec un groupe de radicaux qui prétendent être des militants aidant la lutte communautaire contre le système corrompu. Il devient vite évident pour Avery que le groupe fonctionne plus comme des militants que comme des missionnaires. Après avoir attrapé le leader charismatique Guillermo, Avery va devoir combattre pour sa survie. (AB International Distribution)
(plus)Critiques (2)
Josh C. Waller did not make me happy at all this time. His previous film, Raze, was a solid brutal ride with a badass Zoe Bell, but Camino is more of a plodding and uninteresting borefest. There are a lot of dead spots, the filming is mediocre, and the fights, though entirely bad, lack the proper brutality. There is also no intense tension at all and overall it comes across as very bland and lackluster. I didn’t like it and it was not entertaining. 40%
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Zoë Bell is great, and I'm glad she truly transitioned into a regular actress rather than just a stuntwoman, but this film isn't as good as one would hope. The story is incredibly empty and tries to hide behind a specific filming style, essentially in the tradition of modern slow-burn gritty dramas. Unfortunately, the result is a bit boring. But it does deserve an average rating.
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