SURVIVE Trailer (2024) milie Dequenne, Adventure Movie

SURVIVE Trailer (2024) milie Dequenne, Adventure Movie

SURVIVE Trailer (2024) Émilie Dequenne, Survival, Drama, Adventure Movie
© 2024 - Signature Entertainment
"This is going to be really violent." Yes it definitely looks like it. Signature Entertainment in the UK has revealed an official English-language UK trailer for a sci-fi survival thriller called Survive. The film is from a French filmmaker named Frédéric Jardin, who made the kick ass night club thriller Sleepless Night (2011), which we raved about and promoted years ago. This is his first feature film since then, as he's been directing TV series instead. A couple celebrates their son's birthday in the middle of the ocean on their boat. A violent storm hits and brings up hungry creatures from the depths as they fight for their survival. The apocalyptic concept involves the oceans disappearing due to the polarity being reversed, and how the world is massively changed, following one family struggling to survive. Starring Andreas Pietschmann, Émilie Dequenne, Lisa Delamar, and Lucas Ebel. As much as I am usually down for high concept world-rocking sci-fi like this, alas this film does not look very good. It seems that they've bit off more than they could chew this time.

Here's the official UK trailer (+ poster) for Frédéric Jardin's Survive, direct from Signature's YouTube:

Survive Film Poster

When the oceans disappear, danger is all that remains on the surface. Julia and her loving husband are celebrating her son’s birthday on their boat in the middle of the ocean, but when a violent storm nearly capsizes them, the family awakens to a suddenly desolate land. Earth has undergone a tragic polarity reversal, draining water from the oceans. After tragedy befalls the family, Julia must save her children in a world where hungry creatures from the abyss have emerged to hunt for fresh flesh. Survive, also known as Survivre in French, is directed by French filmmaker Frédéric Jardin, of the films La Folie Douce, Les Frères Soeur, Cravate Club, and Sleepless Night previously, and the series "Spiral", "Algiers Confidential", and "Totems" most recently. The screenplay is written by Alexandre Coquelle & Mathieu Oullion. Produced by Marc-Etienne Schwartz and Marc Stanimirovic. This originally opened in France in June earlier this year, and it will play at FrightFest 2024 in the UK soon. Signature Ent. will debut Jardin's Survive direct-to-VOD in the UK starting on September 30th, 2024 this fall. No US release is set yet. Anyone interested in this?
Signature Entertainment has unveiled the trailer for "Survive," a gripping sci-fi survival thriller directed by French filmmaker Frédéric Jardin. The film, which is set to captivate audiences with its intense narrative and striking visuals, explores a world transformed by a catastrophic environmental disaster.

The plot of "Survive" kicks off with Julia and her family celebrating her son’s birthday on their boat, amidst the serene vastness of the ocean. However, their joyous occasion turns into a nightmare when a violent storm nearly capsizes their vessel. Upon regaining consciousness, the family discovers that Earth has undergone a catastrophic polarity reversal, resulting in the sudden draining of the oceans and leaving the surface perilously desolate.

Starring Andreas Pietschmann, Émilie Dequenne, Lisa Delamar, and Lucas Ebel, the film delves into Julia's harrowing journey as she struggles to protect her children in this newly hostile world. The reversal of the Earth's poles has not only drained the oceans but also unleashed monstrous creatures from the abyss, now ravenous and hunting for fresh prey.

The screenplay, penned by Alexandre Coquelle and Mathieu Oullion, promises a thrilling ride filled with suspense and survival challenges. The film combines elements of intense action and emotional depth as Julia faces the ultimate test of maternal courage in a world where danger lurks around every corner.

"Survive" is set for a release on September 30th, 2024. With its compelling premise and a cast that brings both depth and intensity to the story, the film is poised to offer a fresh take on the sci-fi survival genre, blending ecological disaster with high-stakes adventure.
Signature Entertainment has unveiled the trailer for "Survive," a gripping sci-fi survival thriller directed by French filmmaker Frédéric Jardin. The film, which is set to captivate audiences with its intense narrative and striking visuals, explores a world transformed by a catastrophic environmental disaster.

The plot of "Survive" kicks off with Julia and her family celebrating her son’s birthday on their boat, amidst the serene vastness of the ocean. However, their joyous occasion turns into a nightmare when a violent storm nearly capsizes their vessel. Upon regaining consciousness, the family discovers that Earth has undergone a catastrophic polarity reversal, resulting in the sudden draining of the oceans and leaving the surface perilously desolate.

Starring Andreas Pietschmann, Émilie Dequenne, Lisa Delamar, and Lucas Ebel, the film delves into Julia's harrowing journey as she struggles to protect her children in this newly hostile world. The reversal of the Earth's poles has not only drained the oceans but also unleashed monstrous creatures from the abyss, now ravenous and hunting for fresh prey.

The screenplay, penned by Alexandre Coquelle and Mathieu Oullion, promises a thrilling ride filled with suspense and survival challenges. The film combines elements of intense action and emotional depth as Julia faces the ultimate test of maternal courage in a world where danger lurks around every corner.

"Survive" is set for a release on September 30th, 2024. With its compelling premise and a cast that brings both depth and intensity to the story, the film is poised to offer a fresh take on the sci-fi survival genre, blending ecological disaster with high-stakes adventure.
Frédéric Jardin's new film, Survivre, confronts Emilie Dequenne with an inextricable situation: the inversion of the Earth's magnetic poles. Discover our review and the trailer for this disaster movie, due in cinemas on June 19, 2024.
What would happen if the Earth's magnetic poles reversed? The answer can be found in Survivre, the new film by Frédéric Jardin, in cinemas on June 19, 2024. A common theory in conspiracy and climate-skeptic circles,pole reversal is in fact a fairly frequent phenomenon in the Earth's geological history, although the film points out that the last occurrence dates back over 700,000 years.

While disaster films are a rarity on the French cinematic scene, Survivre gets off to a pretty good start. Emilie Dequenne, Andreas Pietschmann and their two teenagers are on a pleasure boat when disaster strikes. Suddenly, the currents get stronger, the wind picks up and satellites start dropping into the water like flies. Far from being a simple storm, the event causes the ocean to recede.

Cut to black, the sailboat finds itself in the middle of a desert previously filled with salt water. It's a race against time for the little family, who must find a place to take shelter before the poles reverse and the water returns to its natural habitat.

There's no doubt that Frédéric Jardin had all the cards in hand to make Survivre a breathtaking work. Unfortunately (and as with the vast majority of French genre films), the director doesn't follow through on his idea, quickly abandoning thedystopian aspect - in other words, the most interesting part of the film - in favor of action scenes with no real interest or reason.

The day after the disaster, the family is stalked by an individual (who is he? why does he have a grudge against them? No explanation is given, and he doesn't say a word in the film), and it's a bit unlucky for them to run into the misanthropic zinzin who goes peanuts as soon as the world goes to hell (literally). It's a manhunt that could have happened anywhere, in any other film, with the science fiction taking a back seat.

The latter part of the film makes up for it a little, with some pretty good shots of beached freighters, mounds of hitherto underwater waste and arthropod attacks, but the most haphazard direction of the actors, all snot, tears and howls, doesn't help the film rise from the abyss.
Paris-based WTFilms and international sales outfit Ginger & Fed, co-reps for Frederic Jardin’s post-apocalyptic thriller Survive, have unveiled a first look of the film starring Belgian actress Emilie Dequenne and Andreas Pietschmann.

The story is about a family whose boat capsizes in the middle of the ocean during a violent storm then awaken in a desert land where water is draining from the oceans. Dequenne plays a mother trying to save her children in a world where hungry creatures from the abyss hunt for fresh flesh.

Survive is produced by Revenge producers Monkey Pack Films, part of the Federation Group’s Robin&Co, and M.E.S Productions.

WTFilms and Ginger & Fed, the new partnership between Federation Studios and Sabine Chelamy’s Ginger Films, are co-repping the film and WTFilms is introducing the title to buyers at AFM. It is currently in post-production and KMBO is handling distribution in France.