Lord of the Flies

About This Movie

So, this version of 'Lord of the Flies' from 2020, directed by Ilya Belostotsky, takes a pretty fresh angle on Golding's novel. Instead of just focusing on the boys’ descent into savagery, we have Ralph, a boy from a summer camp, who imagines himself in this chaotic scenario. It adds a layer of psychological depth. The atmosphere is tense, with a palpable sense of isolation that builds as the film progresses. The cinematography utilizes natural landscapes effectively, creating a stark contrast between the boys' innocence and the dark themes of survival and power. Performances are gritty, which enhances the realism. It feels raw, almost experimental, and certainly stands apart from other adaptations, making it an interesting watch for collectors who appreciate different interpretations.

Fresh psychological take on the classic story. · Cinematography highlights natural isolation. · Distinctive performances that add realism.