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2017 American film

12 Feet Deep
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Directed by	Matt Eskandari
Written by	Matt Eskandari Michael Hultquist
Produced past	Mark Myers
Starring	Alexandra Park Nora-Jane Noone Tobin Bong Diane Farr
Cinematography	Byron Werner
Edited by	Ryan Cooper
Music by	Todd Haberman
Distributed by	Mar Vista Amusement
Release date	June xx, 2017 (2017-06-twenty)
Running time	85 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English
Box office	$6,158^[1]

12 Feet Deep (originally titled The Deep End )^[2] is a 2017 American psychological horror-thriller film written and directed by Matt Eskandari and starring Alexandra Park, Nora-Jane Noone, Tobin Bell and Diane Farr.^[3] Information technology was distributed by Mar Vista Entertainment.^[4] ^[5] The film was released on June xx, 2017.^[6]

Plot [edit]

Bree (Nora-Jane Noone) decides to go for a swim at the Ketea Aquatic Center. The pool manager, McGradey (Tobin Bong), later hangs signs around the puddle mentioning that the puddle is closing upward for the holiday. Bree is afterward joined past her sister, Jonna (Alexandra Park), who was a old drug aficionado and 3 months clean. In the pool, the 2 sisters connect over a competition in college. Meanwhile, the janitor of the aquatic middle, Clara (Diane Farr), an ex-convict on parole is caught by McGradey attempting to steal from the lost and institute. She is after laid off and is told to clean up before leaving. McGradey so eagerly tells all swimmers to leave equally they prepare to close. Bree and Jonna reluctantly practice so. While packing up, Bree realizes that her appointment ring is missing, after attempting to evidence Jonna. Jonna sees the ring stuck in the metal grate at the bottom of the pool and both dive in to retrieve it. McGradey thinks everyone has left the puddle and decides to close upwardly, failing to notice the women in the deep end of the puddle. He engages the pool cover and leaves for the day with the 2 women trapped within the pool.

The women are terrified and unsuccessfully attempt to escape. Shortly after, Jonna reveals that she is secretly jealous of Bree's successful lifestyle and recent appointment and that she pulled the ring from Bree's bag and threw it in the pool. Bree is initially angry with her sis but her anger is short-lived. Bree also talks about her past with her calumniating alcoholic and drug fond begetter. She as well opens up nearly the fire which led to his death. Bree reveals that she is diabetic and requires a shot, or there is a possibility that she might slip into a diabetic coma.

Clara, preparing to leave, is surprised to come across the 2 women trapped underneath the pool cover. Leading the women to believe she is going to aid them, she picks upward Bree'south pocketbook, taking her cash, smartphone and credit card. Clara and then proceeds to blackmail her for the password to her phone and her credit carte pivot number. She later turns the water heater off. The girls have no selection only to await out the dark. Jonna talks about the deep mental impairment from her abusive male parent with Bree saying, "Just keep reminding yourself that he's dead." Clara comes back in the morning teasing the sisters again. Jonna, angry at her, leads Clara to identify her ear onto the small hole in the pool comprehend, subsequently stabbing her in the ear with a precipitous shard of tile. Clara then turns on the automatic pool cleaning system, causing the girls to begin suffocating in chlorine. Later on a few minutes, she turns this off, realizing the danger in her action. When Clara leaves again, Jonna apologizes to Bree for her jealousy and keeps blaming herself for the situation they're in. Bree comforts her and forgives her for her wrongdoings. Bree reveals that during the accident which killed their father, she actually prevented her dad from escaping, maxim "I killed that monster". Clara comes back, realizing the error of her ways. She decides to open up the pool comprehend to let Bree and Jonna out but the pass lawmaking she was given by McGradey no longer works, leaving the women to remain trapped. She tells the sisters they're on their own and leaves.

Bree soon grows very weak and cold, passing in and out of consciousness. After initially refusing Bree's offer to effort, Jonna spends her terminal bits of energy trying to rip off the metal grill on the bottom of the puddle, something her sister failed to exercise. After succeeding, Jonna smashes the fiberglass of the pool cover, allowing them to escape. She then pulled Bree, unconscious, out of the pool and gives her the insulin shot, unsure whether she will survive. Clara appears in front end of them with a gun. She threatens to kill Bree and Jonna afterward thinking almost what might happen if they didn't die in the puddle, not wanting to go to prison again. Clara instead feels sympathetic for the sisters and puts the gun down and gives them their belongings dorsum. Jonna, after calling the police force, tells her to leave. Paramedics arrive at the aquatic center and tend to Bree. Jonna gives her engagement ring back, which Clara blackmailed Bree for with the intention of pawning it. Bree asked how she got it back to which Jonna replies, "I killed the monster", referring back to what Bree said well-nigh killing their male parent.

Bandage [edit]

Alexandra Park as Jonna
Nora-Jane Noone as Bree
Diane Farr as Clara
Tobin Bell as McGradey

Reception [edit]

12 Feet Deep received more often than not positive reviews from critics, JoBlo.com called it a "well crafted-entertaining thriller," and gave information technology 8/10 stars.^[seven] That Moment In gave it 3.5 out of 5 stars and said it was "well-directed and engrossing... less a shocker than an intense human drama."^[8]

Encounter too [edit]

List of films featuring diabetes

References [edit]

^ "12 Feet Deep (2017) - Financial Information".
^ Hipes, Patrick (11 January 2016). "The Royals Star Alexandra Park to Star in Indie Film The Deep End". Borderline.com.
^ McNary, Dave (16 January 2016). "Tobin Bell Joins Thriller 'The Deep End'". Multifariousness.
^ "Tobin Bong Joins Thriller 'The Deep End'". Yahoo Movies. 16 Jan 2016.
^ Squires, John (thirty May 2017). "'12 Feet Deep' Trailer Will Make Yous Fear Public Pools". Bloody Disgusting.
^ Collis, Clark (20 June 2017). "A pond pool becomes a death trap in sectional clip from 12 Feet Deep". Entertainment Weekly.
^ Hamman, Cody (twenty June 2017). "Arrow In The Head Reviews 12 Feet Deep". JoBlo.com.
^ Duprey, David (23 June 2017). "That Moment In Review 12 Feet Deep". ThatMomentIn. Archived from the original on 15 July 2017. Retrieved nineteen July 2017.

External links [edit]

Official website
12 Feet Deep at IMDb