Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Photography and portraiture - There is an American science fiction film, which seems to be about a Rubik's cube box. They all went into the box and tried to escape, but they didn't know the name. I know.

There is an American science fiction film, which seems to be about a Rubik's cube box. They all went into the box and tried to escape, but they didn't know the name. I know.

Cubes, also known as kill array.

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Six strangers inexplicably fell into a maze of death traps. They don't know how to get here or where they are. The rooms inside are exactly the same. Everyone avoids all kinds of traps and realizes that they must work towards the same goal, that is, trying to escape.

Among them: Quentin is a strong police officer; Lonnies is an old jailbreak expert and sensor expert; Holloway is a social activist and a doctor; Voss is an architect; Levin is a young student studying mathematics. She has a clever mind and found a password solution to make them escape. Only the autistic scholar Kazan became a burden for them to escape.

Soon, the shrewd Lonnie died unexpectedly in the cube. Without any pressure of food and water, reason gradually turned into despair, and the inside story began to be clarified. In the conflict with Quentin, Voss revealed that he really knew the structure of the cube, and the shell of the cage was designed by himself.

A group of people finally found the way to the edge of the cube, but it was just a crack between the cube and the shell. Holloway volunteered to find the exit on the wall, and they put her down with clothes and ropes. However, when she was pulled up, Quentin suddenly went crazy. He let go and holloway fell headlong.

Spiritual creation and emotional excitement have deepened the division urgently. As time went on, conflicts broke out constantly. Obviously, the enemy they face is not just a cube, but themselves. ...

This film won the Best Debut Award of Toronto International Film Festival from 65438 to 0997.

This film is the first feature film of 29-year-old young director Vincenzo Natali. After watching Star Wars for the first time as a child, he gave up his original intention of being a cartoonist and decided to join the film industry. At the age of 1 1, he and his best friend Andrei Bierik shot their first short film with three 40-XL cameras. In the following years, Natalie wrote and directed six short films and co-authored three feature film scripts. As a versatile storyboard artist, Natalie has created several Nelvana cartoons and feature films, such as Johnny's Memory, Blood and Donuts and bulut MacDonald's upcoming Fur of the Eyes.

Natalie became a special researcher at the Canadian Film Center from 65438 to 0996, and finished the creation of the short film "In High spirits", which was highly praised, making it comparable to the early works of J Carpenter, Dario Heng Tuo and Darrenberg.