Added to Prime Video on Friday, Jan 26, 2024 In “Trunk: Locked In”, viewers are immersed in the suspenseful tale of Malina, who wakes up disoriented in the trunk of a speeding car. As she grapples with a lost memory and a mysterious injury, Malina realizes she’s been kidnapped. With her phone as her only link to the outside world, she fights desperately for survival. The narrative builds tension as Malina unravels the reasons behind her abduction and races against time to find a way out, all while revealing deeper layers of her character and situation.
Length: 1h 36m
Genre: Drama, Thriller
This Title is: Suspenseful, Claustrophobic
Trunk: Locked In is New on Prime Video in Canada!
Trailer
Cast
- Sina Martens as Malina Voss
- Artjom Gilz as Enno Bent
- Luise Helm as Elisa Kuhn
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R
Due to its intense thematic elements and suspense, viewer discretion is advised.
Trivia
- The movie had its world premiere at Filmfestival Cologne.
- “Trunk: Locked In” won “Best Thriller Feature” at the Nightmares Film Festival.
- This is director Marc Schießer’s feature directorial debut after working on genre short films and a German mystery series.
Our Review
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“Trunk: Locked In” offers an intense and gripping experience, with Sina Martens delivering a compelling performance as Malina. The film’s claustrophobic setting enhances the suspense, though some viewers may find the plot somewhat predictable. Director Marc Schießer’s debut is notable for its tight pacing and effective use of a single location. The movie’s visual style is straightforward, prioritizing narrative over visual flair. While it provides an engaging watch, some aspects of the storyline and character decisions may not resonate with all audiences. Overall, it’s a solid thriller that maintains tension throughout its runtime.
Critic Scores
Trunk: Locked In received a Great Review by the critics.
