Director:
Erik Van LooyGuión:
Bart De PauwCámara:
Danny ElsenMúsica:
Wolfram de MarcoReparto:
Koen De Bouw, Filip Peeters, Bruno Vanden Broecke, Matthias Schoenaerts, Koen De Graeve, Veerle Baetens, Marie Vinck, Jan Decleir, Gene Bervoets (más)Sinopsis(1)
A tense, intriguing thriller where five male friends have a secret pact where they share a trendy loft apartment in which they can discreetly entertain their lovers and conquests. But when they discover the naked body of a young woman in the flat the group turns in on itself as they start to suspect each other. It soon becomes clear they know far less about each other than they had initially thought. (Works Film Group)
(más)Reseñas (6)
En el género, lo mejor de lo mejor. Así es exactamente como me gusta, una trama emocionante y complicada, muchos personajes, una buena dosis de psicología, sorpresas y giros. Los belgas me están convenciendo de que están jugando en la liga cinematográfica europea de primera categoría. Solo no entiendo por qué los neerlandeses necesitan demostrar literalmente que tienen que volver a rodar esa película...
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The closer to the ending, the more twists happen in Loft and the less sense any effort makes to predict how it's probably going to play out. But in doing so, it does not give an overcomplicated impression - the creators wanted to mess with the spectator's minds, which they managed to do, and then surprise them, which was also successful. Maybe it didn't have to be so long and the epilogue was completely unnecessary, but that's just two little criticisms. Otherwise, I had fun and was pleasantly tense.
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A good conversational thriller with an unravelling that you won’t see coming. Though, I think it has too many twists for my taste. And they come so fast one after the other that you don’t have time to figure out which of the many valid interpretations of the events make sense or not, let alone try to come up with your own.
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I do respect the idea that Loft is based on. It was actually the reason why I decided to watch the movie in the first place. But the problem starts already in the first minute when you get to meet a succession of several characters who aren’t very likeable. I wasn’t able to get used to any of them, so there was nothing left for me but emotionlessly watch shot after shot in this increasingly intricate thriller. The final unravelling is much more complicated than anybody would have thought and the result is such that it wouldn’t have been expected even by a guy in his 50’s who got punched by life so many times that it’s a surprise he’s still alive in the first place and that he didn’t opt for premature retirement to go contemplate things somewhere in Tibet.
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The biggest surprise of recent times. Loft came to my PC out of nowhere and it's currently the top thriller for me, as it has more twists and turns than any thriller you've ever seen in your life. Superbly acted, directed and written, there is no shortage of humour, sex, excitement, suspense, everything a proper thriller should have is really here. I fully recommend it. 95%
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