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Fall (2022). The concept is pretty simple: Two women climb a TV tower and are stuck at the top. Before watching it I thought: How are they going to make a movie out of that? Well, they did and it was better than I would have expected. If you like those movies with a limited cast and set and without much action, I can definitely recommend it.
Shorter is not necessarily better: "THE Fall" from the early 2000s was a much better value-per-minute movie. :P
I love that movie, it's so beautifully shot.
As a former climber that film made me angry