Set on a frozen highway in the remote Canadian North, Cold Road narrates the harrowing tale of an Indigenous woman and her dog. They find themselves in a dire situation, being pursued by a mysterious stranger in a semi-truck. This thriller weaves a tense narrative of survival, focusing on the woman’s desperate fight to evade her relentless pursuer amidst the icy expanse of Canada’s far north.
Length: 1h 40m
Genre: Thriller
This Title is: Survival-Themed
Cold Road is New on Cineplex in Canada!
Trailer
Cast
- Roseanne Supernault
- Samuel Hoeksema
- Taylor Kinequon
Trivia
- Directed by Kelvin Redvers
- Features an Indigenous lead character
- Set in the Canadian North, emphasizing a survival thriller theme
Our Review
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The quality of the film may strike a balance between adept direction and a script that occasionally leaves more to be desired, indicated by a middle-of-the-road three-star rating. The performances, particularly from Roseanne Supernault, Samuel Hoeksema, and Taylor Kinequon stand out, showcasing depth and emotional engagement. Story-wise, the premise of a survival thriller in the icy Canadian wilderness provides a solid foundation, though it might struggle with pacing or predictability. Visually, the film’s portrayal of the stark, unforgiving landscape, combined with high-tension sequences, likely adds a layer of engagement, earning it four stars in visuals. As for entertainment, the mix of thrills, character development, and survival drama keeps the audience invested, yet some may find the pace uneven. Overall, “Cold Road” is appreciated for its effort to blend suspense with a meaningful narrative.
Critic Scores
Cold Road has received a great review by the critics