Whalefall, directed by Brian Duffield based on Daniel Kraus' novel of the same name, pulls the viewer into an unthinkably frightening, incredibly gross, and panic-inducing environment that plays on primal human fears about being predator or prey. As visceral as the film is, Whalefall is ultimately a moving story about grief and the gulf that can develop between fathers and sons. An exceptional Austin Abrams anchors the whole endeavor with grueling dedication.
Whalefall, directed by Brian Duffield based on Daniel Kraus' novel of the same name, pulls the viewer into an unthinkably frightening, incredibly gross, and panic-inducing environment that plays on primal human fears about being predator or prey. As visceral as the film is, Whalefall is ultimately a moving story about grief and the gulf that can develop between fathers and sons. An exceptional Austin Abrams anchors the whole endeavor with grueling dedication.
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