I genuinely believed IN THE FADE was going to be alot like Jennifer Garner in PEPPERMINT but I was wildly misled, especially by those final anxiety-ridden 20 minutes.
While I commend the filmmaker successfully blowing smoke in the eyes of the audience who are often conditioned to believe logical cues (for e.g. prison wedding, big house — her husband must be shady). It immediately becomes clear by the film’s second act that the victims were targeted purely on the basis of race; mirroring actual events in early 00s Germany.
Again, the final 20 minutes coupled with Diane Kruger’s performance is what truly pushes IN THE FADE to a tier of it’s own.
I genuinely believed IN THE FADE was going to be alot like Jennifer Garner in PEPPERMINT but I was wildly misled, especially by those final anxiety-ridden 20 minutes.
While I commend the filmmaker successfully blowing smoke in the eyes of the audience who are often conditioned to believe logical cues (for e.g. prison wedding, big house — her husband must be shady). It immediately becomes clear by the film’s second act that the victims were targeted purely on the basis of race; mirroring actual events in early 00s Germany.
Again, the final 20 minutes coupled with Diane Kruger’s performance is what truly pushes IN THE FADE to a tier of it’s own.