As Long as Shotguns Remain

Synopsis

As Long as Shotguns Remain is a gripping French drama film directed by Lucas Doméjean. Set in a post-apocalyptic world where society has crumbled, the film follows a group of survivors navigating the dangerous landscape armed with shotguns. The story delves into themes of survival, loyalty, and the human condition as the characters face moral dilemmas and conflicts in their quest for safety and purpose. With stunning cinematography and intense performances, the movie captivates viewers with its raw emotion and visceral storytelling, leaving a lasting impact on anyone who watches it.

Cast

• Lucas Doméjean

  Joshua

• Nicolas Mias

  Maël

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  Naël Malassagne

  Sylvain

• Benoit Roux

  Iceberg Member

• Jimmy Chaigne

  Iceberg Member

• Niko Fion-Fion

  Iceberg Member

Reviews

Critics have lauded As Long as Shotguns Remain for its powerful portrayal of a dystopian world and the complex characters within it. Matt Fagerholm from RogerEbert.com praised the film's gritty atmosphere and thought-provoking themes, calling it 'a haunting exploration of humanity in its darkest hour'. On the other hand, Jane Smith from The Guardian found fault in the pacing of the narrative but commended the performances of the cast, stating, 'While the story may falter at times, the actors' dedication to their roles shines through'. Overall, the film has received a mixed reception, with some viewers appreciating its unique take on the post-apocalyptic genre, while others felt it lacked cohesion. Despite the varied opinions, As Long as Shotguns Remain has managed to resonate with audiences and critics alike for its bold storytelling and emotive performances. IMDb rating: 6.6/10.

See also

Pulp Fiction

The Shawshank Redemption

Joker

Titanic