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The Survivalist finds a home in the modern trend of subdued, grim post-apocalyptic character drama, sharing a kinship with The Road and Z for Zachariah. The characters are challenging and distant, often unlikable, and the film’s measured pacing and downbeat view of humanity may not be for all audiences. However, Fingleton makes a meal out of complex character drama, raking his audience over the coals with piano-wire tension that leaves you jittery long after the credits role.
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