Still Hope

About This Movie

Still Hope dives into the dark abyss of human trafficking, weaving a haunting tale of resilience amid despair. The pacing is deliberate, allowing tension to build with each revelation about Hope's life and the sinister web she finds herself ensnared in. Richie Johns' direction brings a rawness that feels almost documentary-like, making the viewer uncomfortable yet compelled. The performances, particularly the actress portraying Hope, are strikingly authentic—her descent from a carefree teen to a shadow of herself is palpable. The film’s atmosphere is suffocating, reflecting the grim reality of its themes, and while it touches on brutal subjects, it's the subtlety in some of the practical effects that leaves a lingering impact. Not an easy watch, but it sticks with you.

Themes of identity and survival are central. · The film's atmosphere is notably tense and immersive. · Richie Johns captures raw emotions effectively.