Level 16

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Peter Outerbridge, Sara Canning, Katie Douglas, and Celina Martin in Level 16 (2018)

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Dans un internat très réglementé, deux élèves découvrent que les choses ne sont pas ce qu'elles semblent.Dans un internat très réglementé, deux élèves découvrent que les choses ne sont pas ce qu'elles semblent.Dans un internat très réglementé, deux élèves découvrent que les choses ne sont pas ce qu'elles semblent.

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6,1/10

17 k

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Récompenses
- 3 victoires au total

Anecdotes
All of the girls are named after classic Hollywood actresses: Vivien (Leigh), Sophia (Loren), Ava (Gardner), Rita (Hayworth), Olivia (de Havilland), Clara (Bow), Hedy (Lamarr), Audrey (Hepburn), Grace (Kelly), Veronica (Lake), Greta (Garbo), May/Mae (West), and Natalie (Wood).

Gaffes
"And then we can go outside, where the air is clean, and we can look at the moon," a line by Sarah DaSilva as young Vivien, very positive about life after being adopted. Yet the girls all believe the whole outside world to have poisonous air, and they are fearful of ever going outside.

Citations
Dr. Miro: [voice over intercom] Vitamins are necessary for healthy growing bodies. Vitamins prevent disense. Take your vitamin now. Vitamins are necessary for healthy growing bodies. Vitamins prevent disease. Take your vitamin now.
[drones on and on]

Connexions
Features L'invincible Armada (1937)

Bandes originales
I Said My Pajamas (And Put On My Pray'rs)
Written by Edward Pola (as Edward 'Eddie' Pola), George Wyle
Performed by Doris Day
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment
Published by Universal Music Publishing Canada
on behalf of Universal Music Corp.
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc.

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9/10

A taut drama made on a low budget

This film is set inside a strange institution. It is populated by young girls who are schooled to be obedient and clean; but not how to read or write. They are there from babyhood to the age of sixteen; each year moving to the next level... they are promised that after Level 16 they will be adopted by caring, wealthy families. They have never seen the sun as they have been told the world outside is polluted. They are also heavily guarded and sleep in locked dormitories.

One day Vivian is warned by another girl, Sophia, not to take her daily vitamin pill; that night all the other girls quickly fall into a deep sleep... Vivian is about to start learning the true nature of the 'school'. The more that is learnt the more disturbing it is for her. Knowing the truth is one thing; getting out will be another.

I really enjoyed this film; it had me gripped from the opening moments to the final scene. It is safe to say most viewers will guess that the school isn't quite what it seems but the truth isn't too obvious. The location is great; just a few rooms and a linking corridor for the most part... this emphasises the claustrophobic nature of the girls' world. Not seeing the outside keeps the viewer in the dark about many things; we don't even know when it is set... the old films the girls watch and certain items make it look as if it could have been set anytime from over fifty years ago to sometime in the future. The cast is impressive; especially Katie Douglas who really shines as Vivien. There are also notable performances from Sara Canning as Miss Brixil, the woman who appears to run the establishment; Peter Outerbridge as Dr Miro; and Celina Martin as Sophia. There isn't too much in the way of violence and gore although there are one or two disturbing scenes. Overall I'd certainly recommend this to fans of thoughtful films that don't require expensive special effects or a big name cast.