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A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
01
Why this pick
This compact Spanish thriller shares Severance’s cruel momentum and darkly comic edge, trapping an ordinary man in a tightly controlled nightmare where each attempt to escape makes matters worse.
02
Why this pick
A rural getaway turns vicious in this British horror-comedy, with abrupt tonal shifts, mean-spirited danger and escalating survival chaos that closely suit Severance’s blend of laughs and brutality.
03
Why this pick
For Severance’s hostile woodland atmosphere and mounting helplessness, this is a stark British survival thriller that steadily strips away safety and turns an ordinary break into relentless terror.
04
Why this pick
Its isolated holiday setting, suspicious group dynamics and carefully sustained uncertainty echo Severance’s pleasure in making every encounter feel potentially dangerous.
05
Why this pick
A couple becomes lost on rural roads in a stripped-back British chiller that shares Severance’s isolation, unseen menace and nerve-racking sense that the landscape itself has become a trap.
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01 / THE STORY
The film opens with George (David Gilliam) and two women (Juli Drajkó and Judit Viktor) running through the woods. The women fall into a large trapping pit while George is caught by a Snare trap. As he hangs helplessly, a masked man approaches and disembowels him with a knife.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Richard
Maggie
Steve
Harris
Gordon
George
Olga
Nadia
