Elizabeth Harvest (2018)
Elizabeth Harvest
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This movie breaks away from the common place that thrillers have been framed in. It's different, interesting and quite engaging. In 'Elizabeth Harvest', a newly married woman moves in with her husband and begins to suspect him when she discovers a secret room in her own house. The movie has a surprising plot, as well as performances. It's impossible to take your eyes off of the protagonist Abbey Lee Kershaw. With beautiful cinematography and camera work, director Sebastian Gutierrez (‘Hotel Noir’) was able to work very well on the construction of the scenes and angles. If you like dense stories and twists, you will certainly like 'Elizabeth Harvest'.
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