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Whalefall review: Worth watching for the bits inside a sperm whale

Thursday 15 October08:00 · 1h agoAI summary
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Bethan Ackerley says Whalefall is gruesome and inventive in its whale-set survival premise, but undermined by sentimentality.

01Summary

  1. 01The film is based on Daniel Kraus’s novel Whalefall.
  2. 02It centres on a diver who is swallowed by a sperm whale.
  3. 03Bethan Ackerley describes it as "terrifically gruesome".
  4. 04The review says the film is "far too sentimental".

02Why it matters

For readers, the review signals that Whalefall may appeal if they want an unusual, high-concept survival story. It also warns that the film’s emotional tone may not suit everyone.

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