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Director: Vardan Tozija
Actors: Matej Sivakov, Sasko Kocev, Aleksandar Nichovski
PlotSet in a dystopian future where society is on the brink of collapse, the film follows a young loner, Marko, who lives in the shadows of a crumbling city rife with crime and corruption. Marko is a skilled drifter, moving from job to job while avoiding the attention of both the oppressive regime and the criminal underworld that controls the streets. His life takes a dramatic turn when he becomes entangled with a secretive resistance group working to overthrow the tyrannical government. The group is led by a charismatic but enigmatic leader named Ana, who is as mysterious as she is determined. Under Ana's leadership, the resistance plans a series of high-stakes operations aimed at destabilizing the regime. As Marko becomes more deeply involved, he is torn between his survival instincts and a growing sense of purpose within the rebellion.
Amidst escalating violence and unrest, Marko bands with a small team of operatives, each with their own hidden motives and burdensome pasts. Trust is in short supply and betrayal lurks around every corner, testing Marko's resolve and loyalty. The narrative delves into intricate power dynamics and moral dilemmas as the group executes dangerous missions that inch them closer to their ultimate goal. Tensions mount and relationships are tested in this gritty and fast-paced thriller. The film paints a narrative that's both an intense personal journey and a broader commentary on resistance against oppression, exploring themes of identity, sacrifice, and hope amidst despair. As secrets unravel and alliances shift, Marko must confront his own beliefs and make choices that could change everything for himself and those around him.
Writers: Darijan Pejovski, Vardan Tozija
Release Date: 05 Nov 2024
Runtime: 99 min
Rating: N/A
Country: North Macedonia, Croatia, France, Kosovo, Luxembourg
Language: Macedonian, English
Home Video Reviews
Despite its illogical plot and poor ending, Beyond the Reach showcases fantastic A/V quality and standout performances, making it worth a rental.
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