Movies for the End of the World: Into the Forest

Double Exposure

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Double Exposure returns to the inspirational well of Canadian cinema with Into the Forest, a quiet tale of apocalyptic nightmare's come true, starring Evan Rachel Wood and Ellen Page (playing a little too young, but they're amazing so really, don't sweat it).

Writer/Director Patricia Rozema explores the end of the world from the perspective of two sisters in a remote part of British Columbia. The result is emotionally affecting and undoubtedly striking and at times, perhaps, a bit too convenient in story. Regardless, Into the Forest gives new meaning to the refrain 'the future is female,' and it's worth a watch and conversation, no mistake.

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