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No reżyser za inspirację podobno podaje Terrence'a Malicka i celował w długie ujęcia a film ma być całkowicie pozbawiony jakiejkolwiek muzyki, także zobaczymy jak to wyjdzie :)

https://www.polygon.com/24051853/in-violent-nature-review-sundance-horror-movie-slasher-villain

Cytat:Writer-director Chris Nash seems to take inspiration from Michael Myers’ slow but deliberate stalking in the Halloween movies. Long stretches of In a Violent Nature are still, quiet, gorgeous shots of nature — sometimes with a killer lumbering through them, sometimes not.

This beautiful photography is a huge bonus to the movie, considering that most of the run time is devoted to Johnny walking from one place to another, lumbering in determined pursuit of his victims. Following a slasher-movie villain — part Jason Voorhees, part Michael Myers — mostly means watching him walking around, which seems perfectly intuitive when you see it on screen. In a Violent Nature makes these traveling scenes feel vibrant, purposeful, and intense, rather than like the drag they could have easily been.

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It’s hard to describe this movie better than its press release does: It’s been labeled as an “ambient slasher.” It’s a slow, methodical movie, with sparse dialogue and not much character development. But that still doesn’t really describe what In a Violent Nature is going for. It feels more like a nature documentary approach to horror, with a slasher villain as a true animal kingdom predator, stalking through a beautiful forest and watching his prey from the foliage.

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