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I REMEMBER YOU
I REMEMBER YOU

I REMEMBER YOU

MUISTAN SINUT

Short, Thriller, Drama, youth

Finland

2025

Runtime, min

10

A group of young friends arrives at a secluded beach for a weekend of camping. As night falls, strange events unsettle them. When a local man vanishes, they become suspects, questioned by authorities who believe they know more than they admit. But is the true darkness lurking in the shadows… or within? NOTE! the film CONTINUES AFTER the end credits!!
Marjo Viitala

Director:

Marjo Viitala

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REVIEWS:

The film is quite interesting and has many captivating and vivid moments. But there's a feeling of disjointedness in the plot and things left unsaid. A complete picture didn't form. Thank you!

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The visual style and the eerie music are great, but the characters... they were just unbearable.

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The plot was interesting.

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Just so-so, no emotions.

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Unfortunately, I didn't like anything. Almost nothing is clear, everything is too chaotic.

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It's a brilliant psychological thriller! The interrogation scenes with Sara are incredibly tense. You really start to question who the actual victim is here. The Nordic atmosphere is cold, bleak, and absolutely beautiful. A masterpiece in just 10 minutes.

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Guys, whatever you do, DO NOT close the player when the credits start rolling!

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