The Forest of the Lost Souls

Name: The Forest of the Lost Souls
Genre: Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Horror
Released: August 3, 2018
Duration: 71 min
Rating: 63
Cast: Daniela Love, Débora Ribeiro, Jorge Mota, Lígia Roque, Lília Lopes

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| Release Date: August 3, 2018 | Not Rated

Starring: Daniela Love, Débora Ribeiro, Jorge Mota, Lígia Roque, Lília Lopes, Mafalda Banquart, Tiago Jácome

Summary: The Forest of the Lost Souls is a dense and remote forest, Portugal's most popular place for suicide. On a summer morning, two strangers meet within the woods.

Director: José Pedro Lopes

Genre(s): Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Horror

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 71 min

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Eddie Cockrell

Aug 2, 2018

The Forest of Lost Souls is a nasty and impressive little thriller that goes about its business with ruthless cinematic efficiency. Read full review

Bradley Gibson

Aug 2, 2018

There’s no wasted motion or extraneous dialog. The film is exactly what it should be, lean and precise. This is a masterful rendering in shades of grey of an exciting new take on horror. Read full review

Noel Murray

Aug 1, 2018

The Forest of Lost Souls is a bit of a puzzle, which some viewers might find too much trouble to solve — especially given that in the middle it becomes shockingly violent. But the black-and-white images are lovely to look at, and whatever’s true or untrue about the characters, they’re all clearly alienated. Read full review

John DeFore

Aug 1, 2018

Only in its final moments do things crystallize with a nasty, half-ironic commentary. Read full review

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