Touches of Hitchcock in a taut political thriller...
“If There’s a Hell Below” is a political thriller about a fateful meeting between a journalist and a whistleblower. Abe (Conner Marx) is an ambitious young reporter at an independent Chicago weekly. He has a lead on a story that could make his career. Debra (Carol Roscoe), a woman claiming to work in national security, has a serious revelation to leak. She insists on meeting Abe in a desolate place, maybe because it’s near her undisclosed work site, or perhaps because she will only reveal her information in absolute isolation.<br /><br />Shot in rural Washington State, the film is sparing with dialogue and traditional action sequences, relying on cinematography and sound to create tension. Debra’s paranoia sets up suspense as the viewer wonders whether her fears are justified. It also makes us assume that what she wants to tell Abe can be very dangerous for both of them. The movie is reminiscent of “Silkwood,” in which a whistleblower faces dire consequences for going public with corporate abuses.<br /><br />Both Mr. Marx and Ms. Roscoe succeed in conveying growing apprehension. Marx’s Abe longs for the “big story” — one that will get him a job on a top newspaper — so he moves forward regardless of danger signs along the way. First-time director Nathan Williams takes a page from the Alfred Hitchcock handbook by setting a key scene in a flat open area in bright sunlight, a la “North By Northwest.” Though the characters are not as well drawn as in Hitchcock movies, the movie still works by keeping the viewer off balance.<br /><br />The unrated DVD release has no bonus features.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Abe s an ambitious young journalist hungry for a story that will launch his career. Debra works in national security and has a serious revelation to leak. In a few minutes, they will meet for the first time. In an hour, one of them will be dead.Bathed in paranoia, IF THERE S A HELL BELOW is a cinematic journey down a rabbit hole of betrayal and surveillance where credibility is the only measure of trust, and the fate of one life or millions may hang in the balance. Featuring standout performances from its two leads, director Nathan Williams political thriller is a tense, unnerving exploration of the use and abuse of power and the terrifying ramifications it has when held in the wrong hands..