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The Ledge movie
2022
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The Ledge was directed by Howard J. Ford (Never Let Go, The Dead), written by Tom Boyle (Nature Unleashed: Volcano), and stars Brittany Ashworth (Hostile, The Crucifixion), Ben Lamb (End of Term, Blood Orange), Louis Boyer (Wreck, Outside the Wire), Nathan Welsh (Trust Me, Shetland), David Wayman (Benny Loves You, I Am Vengeance), and Anais Parello (Offensive, Parlement). It follows a young woman on a mountain as she tries to evade the men who assaulted her by climbing to safety.
The Plot: High concept in the most literal sense, The Ledge takes climbing films like 127 Hours and Everest and strips the story down to not much more than a concept. Ford starts the climb quickly and a bit shoddily, and the story stagnates before too long.
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Just below Mount Antelao, one of the largest Dolomite Mountains in Italy, friends Kelly (Ashworth) and Sophie (Parello) are preparing to climb its face. Aside from the title of the movie and a gearing-up montage that doesn’t connect to what comes after the opening credits, any establishment of the environment is eschewed. Before they get the chance, the frat pack of Josh (Lamb), Zach (Boyer), Reynolds (Welsh), and Taylor (Wayman) show up to do the same, but not before pestering the girls.
Even though The Ledge wears its intentions on its sleeve, it’s still all too obvious where this is going, as Josh attempts to rape Sophie while away from everyone else. This spirals downward and the group of guys accidentally kills Sophie, sending Kelly up the mountain with the men in pursuit. That’s essentially where the story ends, as it drags out its inevitable conclusion for an hour. No developments or other parties ensue and not much but cliches make up for what little is present.
Not many movies take the vertical path, which makes the sped-up setup annoying and the reliance on horizontal story tropes a competent bore.
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