Captive

Synopsis

In the 1986 film 'Captive', directed by Irina Brook, we follow the story of a young woman, Tess, who finds herself held hostage by a mysterious man in a secluded cabin. As the days pass, a strange and complex relationship develops between the captor and the captive, unveiling unexpected truths and emotions. Tension and suspense escalate as Tess discovers the reasons behind her captivity and the intricate web of secrets that connect her to her captor. With mesmerizing performances and a gripping narrative, 'Captive' delves into the depths of human psyche and the complexities of relationships under extreme circumstances.

Cast

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  Irina Brook

  Rowena Le Vay

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  Oliver Reed

  Gregory Le Vay

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  Xavier Deluc

  D

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  Corinne Dacla

  Bryony

• Hiro Arai

  Hiro

Reviews

Despite the intriguing premise, 'Captive' fails to fully deliver on its potential according to critics. The pacing of the film was criticized for being slow and lacking in tension, diminishing the impact of the central relationship between the two characters. The performances, while compelling, were not enough to elevate the overall experience. Reviewers noted the film's atmospheric cinematography and the performances of the lead actors but felt that the script fell short in developing the characters and building a coherent narrative. Overall, 'Captive' received mixed reviews from critics, with many praising its ambition while lamenting its execution. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 5.2/10, suggesting it as a watch for drama enthusiasts, while IMDb rated it at 4.6/10, indicating a polarization among audiences.