Don't Shoot
Don't Shoot

Don't Shoot

2018Movie139 minDutch

In one fell swoop, nine-year old David Van de Steen lost his mother, his father and his sister in an attack by the Brabant Killers in Aalst. His grandfather, Albert, has the well-nigh impossible task of giving David a new perspective on life, a future.

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IMDb4.7/10
Director: MarVista EntertainmentGenres: Drama, Thriller

Plot Summary

A talented young actress, Maya, is thrilled when she lands a role in a major film. However, her excitement turns to dread as she begins to uncover disturbing truths about the director and the project's dark secrets. She finds herself trapped in a dangerous game, fighting for her safety and career as she attempts to expose the exploitation happening on set.

Critical Reception

Don't Shoot received mixed to negative reviews, with critics often citing its predictable plot and underdeveloped characters. While some acknowledged the attempt to explore themes of industry exploitation, many found the execution to be formulaic and lacking in genuine suspense. Audience reception was similarly lukewarm.

What Reviewers Say

  • Predictable thriller with a familiar premise.
  • Underdeveloped characters and a lack of genuine tension.
  • Attempts to address industry issues but falls short in execution.

Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews is not readily available for this title, but general audience sentiment appears to be in line with critical reception, indicating a lack of strong positive engagement.

Fun Fact

The film was released directly to video and streaming platforms, bypassing a traditional theatrical release, which often limits critical and audience attention.

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"Don't Shoot, That's my dad!" These words still resonate days after I've watched this film. It's the first one in it's kind that addresses a dark page in Belgian history, you know the hellhole/Chocolate factory. This takes us back to ...