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  • Summary: Night Book is an interactive occult thriller about an online interpreter who is tricked into reading an ancient book that summons a demon into her home. Loralyn works the night shift remotely from her home, live interpreting video calls from English to French and back again. CurrentlyNight Book is an interactive occult thriller about an online interpreter who is tricked into reading an ancient book that summons a demon into her home. Loralyn works the night shift remotely from her home, live interpreting video calls from English to French and back again. Currently pregnant, with a husband working far away and caring for her mentally ill father, she is desperately trying to keep her family together and safe – but who is she prepared to sacrifice to survive? The fiancé, the baby, her father or herself?

    • One story, several different paths and endings.
    • From the producers of The Complex and Five dates.
    • Co-developed by the studio behind Maid of Sker.
    • Starring Julie Dray (Avenue 5) and Colin Salmon (Resident Evil, Mortal Engines).
    • A completely live action, interactive movie, filmed remotely during lockdown.
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  1. Jul 27, 2021
    70
    An interesting story with multiple ends that'll let you replay many times, for a little price. A risky development for Wales Interactif, but one that pays off.
  2. Jul 27, 2021
    50
    The story is slight, and possessed Dad – Jim Carver from The Bill for the 30-somethings among you – is more amusing than scary. The constraints of filming during a pandemic are clear – no two people are ever in the same room at the same time – and in terms of production values it's more school play than Hollywood. But Julie Dray is a sympathetic lead and the run time is barely an hour and change so it never has an opportunity to outstay its welcome.
  3. 50
    The FMV acting is great, as are the production values but ultimately the story just doesn't hold up. There's simply too much repetition required to uncover everything Night Book has to offer.
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