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Frontier(s)

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In Paris, a group of four young thieves flees with robbed money. After being spited up, Tom and Farid want to take a rest nearly boundary and they meet up 2 girls who offer free rooms and meals. They get into troubles when they discover that girls are cannibals of Nazi family

Genre:

Thriller, Horror

Actors:

Karina Testa, Samuel Le Bihan, Estelle Lefébure, Aurélien Wiik, David Saracino, Chems Dahmani, Maud Forget, Amélie Daure, Rosine Favey, Adel Bencherif, Joël Lefrançois, ...»

Director:

Xavier Gens

Country:

France, Switzerland

Release:

2007

IMDb:

6.2

Quality:

Duration:

108 min

KEYWORDS:

#Aurélien Wiik #BR Films #Cartel Productions #EuropaCorp #Frontier(s) #Karina Testa #Patrick Ligardes #Xavier Gens

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ACTORS OF "Frontier(s)"

Karina Testa

5 August 1981, Cannes, Alpes-Maritimes, France

Samuel Le Bihan

2 November 1965, Avranches, Manche, France

Estelle Lefébure

11 May 1965, Rouen, France

Aurélien Wiik

24 September 1980, Luc-sur-Mer, Calvados, France

David Saracino

Chems Dahmani

16 June 1986, Paris, France

30 May 1975, Saint-Maurice, Val-de-Marne, France

Joël Lefrançois

Patrick Ligardes

Jean-Pierre Jorris

21 October 1925, Clamart, France

20 May 1967, Saint-Etienne, Loire, France

Yannick Dahan

Jean-Philippe Goudroye

DIRECTORS OF "Frontier(s)"

Xavier Gens

27 April 1975, Dunkerque, Nord, France

CREATORS OF "Frontier(s)"

Xavier Gens

27 April 1975, Dunkerque, Nord, France

HEROES OF "Frontier(s)"

Yasmine

Played by: Karina Testa

Goetz

Played by: Samuel Le Bihan

Gilberte

Played by: Estelle Lefébure

Alex

Played by: Aurélien Wiik

Tom

Played by: David Saracino

Farid

Played by: Chems Dahmani

Eva

Played by: Maud Forget

Klaudia

Played by: Amélie Daure

La mere

Played by: Rosine Favey

Sami

Played by: Adel Bencherif

Hans

Played by: Joël Lefrançois

Karl

Played by: Patrick Ligardes

Von Geisler

Played by: Jean-Pierre Jorris

Policeman

Played by: Stéphane Jacquot

Nurse

Played by: Christine Culerier

CRITICS OF "Frontier(s)"

TV Guide

Though neither subtle nor particularly original, Gens' spin on the meat-movie classic has both nightmarish energy to spare.

May 09, 2008

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AV Club

A relentlessly ugly and derivative reworking of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.

May 08, 2008

PopMatters

Frontier(s) still finds a way to mine the past while staying rooted in the present. It may seem recognizable, but it's a well made and effective awareness

May 16, 2008

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DVD Review

As a political allegory, it has no substance. As a genre piece, it is derivative, but it takes from the best and brings it together reasonably well.

May 22, 2008

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Horror.com

Hardly a trailblazer.

May 11, 2008

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One Guy's Opinion

Nasty, brutish but--pace Thomas Hobbes--insufficiently short gorefest...nothing more than an exercise in sadism.

May 12, 2008

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The Deadbolt

Perhaps it's because I see so many by-the-numbers horror movies but when a director is willing to go as far off the rails as Gens tries to go in Frontier(s), it goes a long way with me.

May 07, 2008

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Filmcritic.com

has neither the weight nor the ingenuity to make a solid impression past its unorthodox dispatching techniques.

May 07, 2008

ESplatter

Despite all its primal brutality, Frontier(s) is a deep, intelligent and very political movie.

June 17, 2008

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New York Times

The real surprise of Frontier(s) is that this creepy, bloody contemporary gross-out also has some ideas, visual and otherwise, wedged among its sanguineous drips.

May 09, 2008

Village Voice

It's as relentless as it is hateful, hammily directed and derivative of the dreariest slop in contemporary American horror cinema.

May 08, 2008

Variety

Can a movie be an adrenalin-fueled, blood-gushing thrill ride and still be as boring as dirt? Apparently.

September 19, 2007

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