The Farm

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	Nora Yessayan	Nora
	Alec Gaylord	Alec
	Ken Volok	Landlord
	Rob Tisdale	Andrew
	Kelly Mis	Ashley
	David Air	Guy at diner
	Julie Meghan Brown	Women in cages
	Gael Carrion	Animal Masks
	Jola Cora	Women in cages
	Sandra Cruze	Waitress
	Rishi Das	Jenson - Waiter
	Hollywood Lee DuPree	Baby
	Catherine Farion	Women in cages
	Giovanni Savoia	Man In Cage
	Ryan Grindstaff	Animal Masks
	Anna Jennette	Women in cages
	Jakob Köster	Animal Masks
	Jack Lankester	Animal Masks
	Logan William McPeak	Men in cages
	Jason Parks	Man in cage
	Jason Parks	Men in cages
	Sabrina Percario	Animal Masks
	Mike Pospieski	Animal Masks
	Beccy Quinn	Woman in stables
	Bryce Rubie	Men in cages

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Director	Hans Stjernswärd
Writer	Hans Stjernswärd
Producer	Jaime Carbajal, James Huntsman, Jakob Köster, Todd Slater
Musician	Sergei Stern
Photography	Egor Povolotskiy

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My quick rating - 2.2/10. That might be generous. This movie is just plain bad. For a indie budget film it has the expected acting, but that has nothing to do with the problems. The story holds some form of promise, that people are kidnapped and kept to be served as dinner to the locals in a small town. Or it seems. Aside form the lack of explanation to the particulars, there is the times where all of a sudden people are just in other places, or strangely the scenes make no sense. Adding drawn out scenes where it takes a person minutes to walk inches also doesn't help. My head is starting to hurt thinking back, there are some religious overtones thrown in (why? no idea) and maybe some form of message about the treatment of animals? All I know is one scene defines this movie, and no it is not gore, and yes this is a spoiler, not that there is a plot, but one scene has an infant smashed onto the ground like a doll. Yeah, they went there. Nothing is shown, just the suggestion and view of the "supposed" kid smashed down with the crying sound silenced. That surprised me for the balls of it to do, but that doesn't make this trash any good. Pass up at almost all costs (only reason you would still have is morbid curiosity)

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