Edge of the World

About This Movie

Edge of the World takes you back to 1839 Borneo, where adventure and drama unfold in the lush, untamed landscapes. The pacing feels deliberate, drawing you into the complex world of James Brooke, a British adventurer turned rajah. It’s not just about the historical backdrop; the film explores heavy themes like colonialism, morality, and the struggle against piracy and slavery. The performances breathe life into this forgotten chapter of history, with a tone that balances tension and introspection. The practical effects and cinematography capture both the beauty and danger of the setting, making it a distinctive entry in the adventure genre. You get a sense of exploration that’s both physical and moral, which is pretty compelling.

Set in 1839 Borneo · Focus on adventure and moral dilemmas · Interesting portrayal of colonialism