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A marine biologist investigates strange deaths at a fish farm in a fjord in this creature thriller. Rated US NR in Norway for intense atmosphere, dramatic scenes and badly injured victims. Monster peril, implied teen fatalities, bloody aftermath talk and regular s-word and f-word use appear. Best for teens who handle Jaws-style eco-horror rather than younger kids.
Uplifting themes
Environmental concern runs through the plot, though fear and corporate pressure dominate
Story (may spoil tone)
A marine biologist is doing research on a fish farm when she encounters several strange occurrences. Along with the brutal deaths of two teenagers, all signs point to the deep fjord; can there be more to the depths than the eye can see?
Details
Violence Teen deaths, creature attacks and bomb talk drive a tense eco-thriller…
Teen deaths, creature attacks and bomb talk drive a tense eco-thriller with some bloody aftermath
Language Regular s-word and f-word use during arguments, panic and environmental…
Regular s-word and f-word use during arguments, panic and environmental clashes
Drugs / alcohol Brief beer talk and a line about stopping smoking
Brief beer talk and a line about stopping smoking
Frightening Deep-fjord dread, monster reveals and eaten-victim references build sus…
Deep-fjord dread, monster reveals and eaten-victim references build sustained creature horror
Child peril / abuse Teen deaths and creature attacks are part of the fish-farm thriller
Teen deaths and creature attacks are part of the fish-farm thriller
Gore / death / weapons Graphic injury references and victim aftermath talk, though gore stays…
Graphic injury references and victim aftermath talk, though gore stays relatively restrained
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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- The story ties fish-farm pollution to a deep-sea threat. How do movies use monsters to talk about environmental damage?
- Teen deaths are referenced early. How does off-screen harm affect you differently from on-screen violence?
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