This is basically depression. You want to let yourself just fall into the void, but at the same time you're trying not to let it happen and stay alive, no matter in how much pain you're in. Over and over, with no ending at sight. That's how most depressed people are feeling on a day to day basis.
Zanimljiva hipoteza. U svakom slucaju, ovakvi cudni filmovi postaju nekakva norma, ambiguity je nova moda u kinematografiji, sve cesce filmovi koji nemaju nikakvo objasnjenje, kako se ona nashla tamo, sta ie to, jei to more ili jezero, tako da ovo moze da se gleda samo kao metafora, I pretpostavljam da si u pravu, ko i da je snimio ovaj film je hteo da stvori metaforu za depresiju, bezizlaznost, nekakvo sizifovsko osecanje mozda, ili kao simbol, sta je zivot... Ne znam dali da uposte trazim film i pogledam ga...
Sort of reminds me off when i was a drug addict. I was completely addicted to opiates and benzodiazepines. I was so close to the point of no return, where my addiction would have swallowed me and I'd never escape. Luckily my parents and my 2 younger brothers are incredible people and did everything they could to support me. I feel so ashamed for putting them through so much fear and uncertainty. I owe them my life.
Can we please quit throwing benzos which have killed 0 into the bucket with opiates that kill 6 figures EVERY YEAR. It's like saying I was addicted to fentanyl and gummy bears.
Sir this is not the same doing drugs is a choice this woman didn’t choose this there is no comparison I wish drug addicts would stop acting like victims the families of drug addicts are the real victims and you sir are the perpetrator and very selfish everything we do affects our loved ones destroying you’re life is one thing but to destroy you’re family’s lives is shameful hope you stay away from the drugs you knew it was bad and addicting before you did it yet you still mad the choice to do it
@@u-no-me7218 Addiction is a REAL mental condition. Before you continue projecting anymore trauma on struggling victims, DO YOUR RESEARCH. You might think you are coming off as the poster’s family’s defendant, but you are just being heartless to someone they care about very much. No one is satisfied with your nasty and ignorant bullying. I hope whoever has been struggling with addiction in your social circles receives the help and support they need.
@@u-no-me7218 and have you never made a mistake before? Nobody would take drugs if they knew the damage it would do to them and their family. You are oversimplifying a complicated situation. Of course I feel ashamed, I will never not be ashamed of what I put my family through.
This is the most psychologically horrifying movie I have ever watched. I was sweating and felt like I was going to have a heart attack. It was just awful to see the woman scraping her hands on the concrete until they bled and to see her leg wedged under her like that. The producers and director of this film had top level creativity. I wish I had thought of that.
As a climber, to me it that if the walls are SO rough they make her bleed this heavily after sliding shortly twice, then there is definetly enough friction to stand up.
I think thr wound happened when she fell there coz she had them when she woke up. Or it happened when she was fighting the person or trying to swim wherever she was before she got there. It's fascinating really
@@_BMJ_ that is what makes it intriguing... it is too common these days to start a story with a prequel to what happens, it is great to start from the middle, like a sequel and then continue with a prequel
To everyone comparing this to depression. I think its spot on. But I want to add one thing I feel is missing in those comments: The only thing that could've saved her is help from someone on the outside.
Just needing someone to hold a rope for you, for a few minutes, but everyone walking around with rope is calling you lazy for not having your own: story of my life.
What’s terrifying is the lingering dread that grows especially when there is no true ending. Even if you try to think of a happy ending, realistically you know the inevitably of this situation. And it’s so unnerving
@@thechoniclesofkratos well don’t thank me. It says it in the recap. That credit goes to the creator of this video, not me. I was just sharing my opinion on how I felt about the recap.
Actually she could have escaped. Simple solution. She carefully takes off her clothes initially or after she pushed herself up a bit to allow for more grip. She then will take off her shoe so she can get more grip with her feet too. Then free her leg. She can now stand or crawl and moves to the right where the wall meets the curve and uses her legs and hands to climb up the corner to freedom like that viral baby turtle video.
@@AnnisAdventures yeah but it’s still a mystery. Anything could have happened. I just was talking about the suspense that the recap gives off. The doubt, the inevitable, the possible hope yet the dooming despair…..with no true ending, it could be ANY outcome. Maybe she was saved. Maybe she managed to escape on her own. Maybe she died. It’s really up to you, your imagination, and your perspective. To me it made me anxious and as much as I hoped she’d be ok, every time she slipped or bleed made my doubt gradually grow. It was like juggling through multiple emotions at once which makes the show or movie twice as impressive for displaying scary situations in the simplest form.
The only good ending I can think of: she's a disney princess, a prince comes in clutch with his flying unicorn to save her. The end, then they live happily forever after
This movie perfectly captures depression. We dont see the cause of her being there, nor do we see where she ends being. We just experience the in the middle. We see the pain, agony, hopelessness but we also witness the sole human instinct to survive. To never giving up. The metaphor of this movie was depression and to make the world see how its a crippling and mindfucking disease but we all want to overcome it no matter what.
The opposite of depression is inspiration, that breath of fresh air. Forgive yourself and leave. You are choosing to remain here and suffer, when will your penance be complete?
The ENDING: After 7 hours of pain and misery, she finally gives up and slides down. ... Then she finds out that because of the optical illusion of the painted walls, she only fell 3 feet. She was safe all along. (Just to clarify, I haven't seen the movie, I just came up with a better ending... lol )
This gave me a full on panic attack. I've battled depression and this goes deeper than anything I've experienced. I relate it to being on the verge of suicide. Wanting to live so you dont cause pain to those you leave behind yet wanting to die to end the extreme emotional and possible physical pain you experience daily! Prayers to any souls out there going through anything this serious. This may sound cliche but Just reach out to someone anyone help is there. My love for you.
@nothanks9503 I am in the opposite position. I have a debilitating illness that won't let me live. As my body breaks down, the less options I have. If you can still walk, then walk. Because there may come a point where that option is taken from you. That is what you still have, options. It doesn't have to be much. For 3 days make brushing your teeth your only goal. Anything else can slide, but you have to brush your teeth. Then the next 3 days, brush your teeth AND your hair. Don't assume people can read your mind, or understand what is going on. People can't. Even if you explain, they may still not understand. If you are doing the talking, that is all that matters. Then you go meet more people, and create more options. Just never assume anything. Just like we have our cerebral limits, so does everyone else. Find a new hobby, something you normally wouldn't consider. Don't like it? Try another. You have options. All I can think about is the things I wish I could do, hiking, traveling, cooking, meeting new people. I wish I could fall in love just once before I go. We become depressed when life doesn't meet our expectations. Our best plans are laid to waste. Or something comes out of left field and destroys any of our expectations and plans. Don't ruminate on failed endeavors, expectations, or perceptions, that holds you back, and keeps giving them power over you. Do you know what makes athletes different from the rest of us? Despite failing over and over again? It's their perception . Where we see fear in publicly failing, of not measuring up, they see opportunity for advancement, and a chance to try again. That is why if you look, they don't get anxious at a public trial...they feel excitement. You have to stop cycling and ruminating and change your thought process. When your thoughts turn to something negative, change it to something positive. It takes work and practice. Just like you didn't become depressed overnight, you won't get out overnight. And failure is ok as long as you don't use it as an excuse to give up. I once heard a theory that mental illness is a result of civilization. We aren't meant to live in groups of millions, but of 25-50. Beurocracy takes the place of compassionate leadership. Schools take the place of instruction from a loving aunt and uncle teaching you. We have lost a lot of intimate opportunities and it makes us sad and lonely. We are social creatures, we aren't meant to be alone. Yet despite in a population of millions we can end up feeling that way. But instead of being a tree waiting for birds to build a family or bees to make a hive in your branches, you are just waiting for a lumberjack to cut you down. The most successful and noble thing you can accomplish, that will make you more successful than many, is to just find your tribe. Whether you need to find one or build one, they will add to your life and you to theirs. Find your tribe. There is a great book calked "The Five People You Meet in Heaven " by Mitch Alburn. It is about how even those who walk the seemingly simplest paths in life, can still have profound affects on the people around them. I wish you healing and prosperity in the future. But don't get overwhelmed with the end result, just start with brushing your teeth. And do me a favor, just take a moment out of each day no matter where you are, and just look for the beauty in it.
@@Nylon_riotWow this is amazing. You really have an amazing grasp on this and seem full of understanding. I like the idea of setting small goals. That can really help you move forward. You seem like a beautiful person.
@@Nylon_riot👏👏👏 wow, so well written. Thank you for doing this. I hope for your healing and wellness. Please stay with us. You sound like someone we need (and want) so much to stick around in this world.
What’s crazy about this is I don’t know if everyone has this problem but I literally feel The dryness in my hands and my feet when I watched this the whole time
This is not about depression...this is about "The End of the World". It will be here within 'a few days from right now'!!! You can run but you can't hide from it! You will eventually fall because it will consume 'billions of people's. Good luck to you. 🙏🌏 And talk to God and ask Jesus Christ to save you!!!
I think it's one of the most compelling and terrifying short films I have ever seen. As a metaphor for depression its spot on, ingenious and the actor displays a strong performance that proves effective! ❤
I feel like the real question is how she got there in the first place? Even if it's not answered, the primal fear you get from imagining yourself in her position is indescribable.
In her mind, there is a back void at the bottom, she thinks it is deep because of that and she doesn't know what's down there. When it rained, the rainwater filled the bottom so even if she fell there will be water. When she slipped and fell she found out that there are people down there boating about and they finally rescued her! The ending you guys thought was just an illusion 😅
You do realize that once you go fast enough, water is as hard as concrete right? The void is most likely deep enough for that person to hit critical velocity. If you don’t believe me you can look it up for yourself.
Its a warning!!! Get ready for the end of the world!!! So soon... it's coming and you are all blind!! Unfortunately. 🙏❤️🌏. A. C. E. B. B. ☢️💥💀🌏💀🌏💀🌏☢️💥 If you gonna run do it now, because 💀 it's getting very close!!! 🙏🌍 God Almighty have meecy on us and Jesus Christ redeem us!!! ❤️
As someone with hyperhydrosis (sweaty watery palms sickness) putting me in this kind of situation will definitely kill me, like holding on to a cliff etc. Watching this recap alone make my palms sweat and itch due to uneasiness haha. I need to watch the full version of this, thank for recapping this Fox Recaps, great content as always!
I never heard of this, I wonder if I sorta have this cause I find sometimes for a long time my hands are always sweating an wet then they get dried off for awhile
The fact that she doesnt know and us as the viewers as well doesnt know how she ended up there, is the same feeling i personally had when i had depression. The feeling of not knowing how we ended up in certainly absurd spots in our lives
@@SpellboundSpectre existential depression really sucks. Try to think of when you were happy. I clearly remember when I was happy and the reason I have no meaning in my life is because the thing that gave me meaning and happiness before is gone. Our brains trick us into thinking this existential depression is so deep and inescapable. We like to think we have tangled ourselves in a spiderweb of our own doing and we are a lost cause. We are more simple than that. Maybe it’s as simple as you have lost something, you are grieving and in time you will desire something else and the pursuit of your desires will give you meaning again. In the meantime, learn to be patient with yourself and have compassion on yourself.
CURVE Written and Directed by Tim Egan. Taking just 8 hours to write, from first concept to shooting script, Curve was inspired by two key moments in the director’s life - the first being hit by a car and the second a conversation with a depressed friend. “I still remember the feeling of wet tarmac under my fingers” Egan recalls when describing his lucky escape after being knocked into the centre lane of busy traffic, where he gripped the asphalt preparing to be struck by a second car in a matter of seconds. Whilst this first experience was an undeniable physical one for the writer/director, the second influencing experience was a much more mental one. Describing a conversation he had with a friend struggling with grief, where she explained that “the only good moments of her day being the seconds after she woke up”, Egan obviously had some more symbolic intentions coursing under the surface of his thoughts when writing Curve. “Her mind was clear and at peace for a few seconds before she remembered her pain”, he recalls. “Then grief rushed in, a feeling not unlike vertigo. She said the earth opened up beneath her and the rest of her day was simply about holding on by sheer force of tension”. ua-cam.com/video/2dD3Fawk4y0/v-deo.html
The thing I think a lot of people missed is that the curve doesn't look that steep or high symbolizing that fact that depression is often looked down on. It looks easy to stand on and climb up from the outside but it all changes based on perspective.
this is the description of how depression feels like.. you barely hang on and no matter how hard you try to get out of the curve it feels like its impossible.
I feel like its anxiety instead OE, depression feels like commiting a suicide because of sadness, getting heartbroken,emotionless. but what im looking at is fear idk if they're the same or not but that's just how I think it is. Edit: I googled it instead 💀 Fear and anxiety often occur together, but these terms are not interchangeable. Fear is an intense biological response to immediate danger, while anxiety is an emotion regarding things we think may happen. Also for the depression I think it doesn't fit well in the movie because she's not literally sad about a thing but she's scared of falling she's trying so hard to get out OR WAIT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT HOW ITS HARD TO ESCAPE DEPRESSION!?
@@def8524 The movie is about depression, the entire point of it was to show people how hard it is for some people to escape depression. Even the makers of the film said it was about depression
Yes but they don't realise that they can come out of the vicious cycle just by a nudge on the right direction. I know this is something oneself can't do on their own but right support in the right time makes a lot of difference, sometimes it's life changing.
Just my two cents, but I interpreted her falling off as finally getting the help she needs. Her biggest mistake was staying on the wall for so long, since it was only a small drop below her after all. Almost similar to my fight with depression! Letting go and getting help feels like death or atleast very painful; but all along staying on this wall is hurting me.
Perhaps while she was unconscious, the rain caused a flood that rose all the way to the top and overflowed briefly, depositing her safely outside before receding rapidly like a toilet. She then made a full recovery in the hospital where she met a handsome young doctor. They fell in love and she quit drinking...
Nothing was left up to the imagination about what happened to her. The end credits show an empty area of where she would of been. The ending where she puts the chain you hear it and it goes black. She fell in bro…
This is brutal, I kept waiting for hope like she was beside a road and someone hears her to rescue her but just..... Nothing. No explanation, no resolution, just an empty void... This is brilliant and I hate it so much
*I was in a Rescue team as EMT for 6 consecutive years, If by any chance you found yourself in this situation: Remove as many clothes as possible , the shoes and don't do the necklace thing, The fabric and the necklace is what making you slip, that's an unpainted concrete a human skin is like a anti slip material rubbing against to an unpainted concrete.*
Her main problems were the shoes, the blood on her hand showed that skin had a better atrict with the slippery concrete, if she could somehow remove the shoe from the bent leg that woulve gave her a better grip, then she wouldve removed the other, i dont know if she could get out from it anyway, but she would for sure solve the bent leg and sliding if she had no shoes on, people often underestimate skin grip specially on concrete and dirt.
@@sayetazonen6607 better than keep sliding, she already fucked up her hands why not use her feet too? Also the main reason her hands were messed up was because they were doing all the job, carrying the whole body weight and holding it from falling/sliding, with both feet helping the load would be better distributed over 4 members instead of 2, hurting her less.
Before asking how it ends, you should ask first how it started. Like, it doesn't seem like a "rational" situation. I think it's just a metaphor for something, so the ending doesn't really matter since it's not what's "actually" happening.
They might be trying to explain depression. The beginning and end are not shown. It's whats inbetween that's terrifying. No hope and at the same time never giving up.
@@arunimaarunima6686 also the fact that it seems impossible to get out of there without outside help. The choices are to either stay there in pain or jump down and die. Only when someone from above helps you up you can escape.
this short film is so raw. it triggers the most humane senses, the sound-those breaths and emptiness goes to your senses. the visuals, emotions, cinematography and everything else is well crafted and presented. it puts you into an uncomfortable situations, it triggers the human feelings, it tackles the horrible possibility that might happen to you. this is one of those unsettling/disturbing short film that will surely affects your inner self in many ways as it was crafted so realistic. this is probably the most natural and real horror, no jumps cares, supernatural or anything just real feelings and a heavy anxiety.
Im on high levels of morphine for my chronic pain condition. Its impossible to be on morphine that high for 3 years and not be addicted. But it got out of control that it left me in terrible withdrwal as i was running out days before my next weekly dispense, and then i would gorge myself when i got the next batch to the point that first my liver then kidneys would be in pain. Luckily i have great support and im in a much better 0osition now, although my liver might have some permanent damage. But every day i have to navigate the precipice of addiction. This film made me think about how my whole life is like just now. Very thought provoking.
this is actually brilliant, it's the desperation in life, you are stuck in a situation where you see no escape, you are beaten, broke, weak, your effort though seem heavy to you can't change situation much, if you give up completely then also you are doomed, your struggles are worthless, but still some primal instinct doesn't let you just give up, you keep trying & trying! pitiful.
The dark depth with the unseen noise monster represents the subconscious mind. To Carl Jung, that is the place where all the monsters of the mind reside. She, like we all, must resist slipping down into our subconscious because it has that which will consume us in it. Water also symbolizes it, the dark murky depths. In our dreams, the subconscious communicates to us with symbol, this film is like a nightmare to represent that. At at the beginning she wakes up into consciousness from sleep. Awake state is that state where the subconscious is once again scary and invisible to us. It is actually the awake that is our terror state, the place of all our sorrows and suffering. But, it is the subconscious that we refuse to go explore or bring to the surface where we can confront it, or bring a light down into. That is Jung's process of fixing your mental health and become self realized.
I think the hand prints are not hallucinations. I think the movie tricks us into thinking she is hallucinating but really they showed us the aftermath of everything and when she panicked it just her thinking of the outcome of what she was thinking which was her slipping into the abyss. Incredible Film!❤
This is a great analogy for any situation people find themselves “ stuck” in. Addiction, bad relationship, chronic pain, depression, debt, you name it. There you are hurting terribly and yeah there is a way out….will you take it and end the current pain? Is the way out even liveable? So… you stay, you cling to that ledge of doom, never living always struggling. Screw that. Jump. Live, or live again.
That's not the same at all as being on a ledge of something and no choice but to diie lol Almost all of us have debt who doesn't, depression about something and so on all of this is part of life. Life has pain I'm not sure why someone would end it because of pain it's supposed to have pain and not be perfect. We all will go through shiit. But a lot of people now a days are not strong but weak. It's a choice yes like you said. This lady had no choice someone put her there and she will fall and diie eventually. Yes we all will diie in life but this is different
Yea this is definitely well tailored to primal fears. My knees and feet were feeling very weird, almost tingling, the palms of my hands were beyond moist, my armpits had a single line of sweat running down my side and my spine is continuously telling me to sit upright but I can't even.
@@nosoul266 as scary as it would be waiting for your death on a bent wall, I personally still wouldnt give up bc who knows how painful a fall down there would be so even tho i know i wouldnt survive either way, i would just stay there praying i’ll faint and die while being unconscious instead of just giving up and dying while fully aware. I’d prob be starving and faint soon so i’d rather sit there waiting instead of jumping to my death
@@fairybee7200 I agree.. The thought of going down to my demise just like that is very scary.. I don't know how people commit suicide by jumping from high buildings etc cause this is exactly how hard it would be for me to let go.
The fact which surprises me most is this narrator narrates 2 hour long movies in 10-15 minutes but he still manages to stay consistent by narrating a 10 minute long short film in 8 minutes.
I once had a moment like this on a gravelly hill where I had gone trekking. On my return trip from the objective, I decided to take another route along the spine of the hill. At the narrowest part, I was uncertain and decided to take the adjacent gravelly path. That path didn't exist more than a few feet. Unfortunately, I found out after I slipped. I was lying face down after slipping off the track. A slight movement and I would slip off. I had a moment where I thought things through- whether life or death, whatever- and made my move. Luckily I was able to find some purchase and could pull myself out of that precarious moment. Reckon I spent at least 20-30 minutes in that spot under the midday sun.
Find some purchase? Christ that one makes me cringe, it's not yor fault I've heard it usrd once or twice before. Glad you're ok. Don't be offended. Just don't.
One thing I’d like to note is he never says that at any point the woman calls for help. Most of the time when you have depression you never ask for help from other people because you either feel like you can overcome it by yourself or you simply don’t want anyone to help you. Since this film is a metaphor for depression I’d say that’s why you never see her calling for help, and that’s ultimately what would have saved her.
@@eden20111 “one thing I’d like to note is he never says at any point the woman calls for help” this right here pretty much answered your smart ass question that no, I have not seen the movie and I made it very evident. A-are you okay???
She could have just moved to the wall to her right. That would have allowed her an extra point of contact, especially if she positioned her body in the corner. From there she could have rolled onto her side and released her leg. After the feeling to the limb was restored she could have leant against the corner for balance to get to her feet. From a standing position her head would have been pretty close to the top of the ledge. Then just grab the ledge and pull herself up, using her feet to press off the wall for added stability.
I thought something similar, like move sideways. That ppl here would comment that it's a metaphor for depression, totally stupefied me. I guess I missed the whole point of this exercise.
Singing "Ninety-thousand, nine hundred and ninety-nine bottles of beer on the wall" is a good way to ensure you're being loud enough to be heard at all times to increase your chances of being rescued in a situation that you think you're all alone in.
I don't think "hallucination" is quite the right explanation for the changes in the bloody handprints. I think it's meant to be more of a gray area, showing that she might have tried over and over to make that climb, the physical evidence of reality and the mental confusion disconnecting the ability to relate behavior to objective reality in a definitive way as you lose the plot (so to speak). The audience gets a view from the outside perspective to track it, but this is a nod to make even THEM question what's actually happening, REALLY giving a taste of what that struggle is!
When I first saw this, I thought her leg was missing. But somehow, the thought of your leg being folded backwards with no way to bring it forward is so much more unnerving to me.
The bit of the rain hitting you and just letting go of everything and enjoying the feeling is similar to how people who are depressed and considering suicide find a sense of great relief in their exit plan
Nope it's not. Curve is another 2015 movie. Seeing your comment I downloaded.... Turns out something else but even that was amazing. So I can say thanks
@@sarthakmiglani8087 It is called Curve, but it's free to watch. You can search it on Google by searching, "Curve 2021" as stated in the intro of this video. What was Curve 2015 about?
Iv recently lost my two children and lost everything including my home . This perfectly described my journey this last year of my life . I was facing that black hole 🕳. I’m currently not on the edge but managed to climb away from the void . Don’t give up and fight to the end . Take responsibility. And go for it .
I’m so sorry for your losses, I have a 8 year old girl and couldn’t bare the loss of her, I wouldn’t make it 😢 but luckily me and my wife would hold each other down 🤞🏻 you have to just keep strong and keep on moving, enjoy what life has to offer even when you feel like you can’t go on any longer, it’s just a way of life and you can’t let it stop you from living
I know this might not be what you need to hear but when God takes 2 people like that it's so they can be together in heaven because one wouldn't be able to survive without the other. Inna lilla wa inna ilayhi rajioon bless you and stay strong ❤
If you look closely, you'll see a lot of other curved walls around her. It depicts other struggling souls like her. I believe this movie is a metaphor of difficult situations in life where the person is left alone to fight for life. Her bent leg tells us she is put under circumstances where it's hard to move forward in life, she tries to simply stay on the surface of life. And those were not hallucinations. She just saw prints on the opposite wall, the prints of another person that was in the same situation as she is now, and that another person couldn't make it.
Or it's a dog shit movie that's vague enough for you to project any nonsense you wasn't to feel like you solved it. Go read a horoscope, it's perfect for you.
What's worse? That leg stuck is the reason she's still alive and haven't fallen yet. Straighten that leg, and she'll straight up fall! You might say, well she can bend that one leg upright and push upwards to stop falling, no because that would put even more weight outward away from her waste, a.k.a her center of gravity. Zhe would be able to push herself up but since more weight is farther from the center of gravity she'll slide downward just a much. But why the leg being bended backwards allows her to not slide as much? Because more contact and weight with the surface area. Her shoe laces and jeans also causes friction.
There's so much tension in this short clip. I bet she didn't survive it. This clips says a lot about ourselves and rises questions about what we would do if we'd possible end up in such a horrifying situation.
This is actually one of the most horrifying summaries for a movie I've ever seen. It's exactly what it feels like when you are trying to go to bed and you start thinking about the inevitable approach of death and the endless oblivion that follows. I don't want to die. I don't want to die. I will not die.
i feel the exact opposite. i pray for death. i genuinley wish i was dead every night. i say the same thing. i wish i was dead i wish i was dead i wish i was dead maybe when i eventually die, it will be a sweet release
Lol. No you don’t. I guarantee when your time comes you will be more fearful than anybody else. People like you are insufferable. If you really wanted to die you would end your life. Thing is, you’re actually afraid of death and are far too much of a coward to face it.
This is exactly how i feel for a good amount of time now. Every two or three nights, my mind starts rushing with thoughts about the inevitable. I start to panic, my heart starts to ache, it's extremely horrifying. I wish my fear would end, because i am not living to just fear death
It’s about fear of the unknown. This is what social anxiety can feel like to some, or going outside or holding a spider. It’s an irrational fear and lack of understanding that no matter what happens we’ll okay and that sometime he have to accept what is happening and that we might not always have control and that’s okay too. She ends up suffering so much more because of her fears.
I would have waited until the weather calmed down a little until it gets more quiet , then flick off my shoe and listen for how far the drop is. If not a far drop I would slide down slowly creating as much friction as possible hopefully decreasing the velocity of the fall. I know I won't survive the fall unscathed but will survive.
If she had started by throwing a shoe or necklace into “the abyss” maybe then she would have realized it was only a two meter drop to solid ground, saving not her own life but rather a whole lot of unnecessary suffering.
I was thinking the same. Throw something in (keys, wallet, jewelry, even spit) and listen to get an idea of how deep the drop is or whether there is water down there... etc.
@@casr.b.2411 No. That wasn't the implication. Anyone would be shocked and scared or even lose their mind but eventually has to come down to thinking a proper way of surviving, might as well maintain calm and control panic, so basically thinking logically isn't so bad. The original commenter was simply sharing ideas if one would be in some kind of crisis situation. You could try guessing the depth of the abyss, and might even get something out of it, perhaps discover how deep it is or by some luck realize that it's just 5 inch deep, at least you tried even if it results in dissappointment. Don't tell me you'd rather panic your way out of the situation? Sorry for my bad grammar, english ain't my mother tongue.
I would not be afraid or shocked. But then again I’m hardly representative of the norm. I’d be in a mode that very few people will ever have a chance to experience in life. There’s no fear. There’s no nothin’. Just laser focus. No nonsense. It’s the most primal thing a human being can experience. People do freak out in life or death situations. I don’t know why that happens to them but neither do I know why I react the way I do. I’ve always been that way. If I wasn’t, there would be no way for me to apply the years of training I have in keeping myself not dead.
My theory is she is alive clinging to life. My guess is a water related incident but she’s moments away from “slipping away”. Maybe a coma of sorts or moments before the end. The fact that there is no ending adds to my theory that as the audience we don’t know if she lived or passed or if she’s still there clinging for life. The fact that she shut down and stopped trying so she could maintain her position could represent being trapped in a coma on the edge of life.
They showed a wall at the end to her right , so she could have slowly shimmied her body to the right. Once at the end, wedge herself in the corner or crevice using hands and feet between the adjacent wall and the wall her back is against and start to shimmy up or down , don't know , up or down 00:47
This movie is good to see when people have a lot of time and feel depressed or anxious. A girl has been trapped, and she just move out of this tangle. The feeling which she had, the pain and bloodstream, ocean water sprawling, and abort to fall down were actually the main center point. The story ended with an opening conversation.
So, they're trying to portrait depression, the only way out if is someone helps her, for what I can see. Sometimes alone you can't overcome certain situations.
She isn't hallucinating, I don't think she is seeing those prints, I think she is reacting to something we can't see. That's her ending. Those prints are for us, increasing our fear because we know what they signify. This is more like the overlay of present and future, without showing us her demise. The first two handprints shown are from the position she is in, fingers down, the second two shows that when she did slide in that she managed to flip onto her stomach and still tried to grab purchase, fingers up.
This is how I interpreted the movie, it’s my opinion, not facts. Honestly, this is what it feels like with severe depression. Luckily I’ve received help since the worst feelings I’ve had are in the past. But in my darkest hours, I was tinkering on the edge of whether or not I wanted to to live or die. Every time I would come close to feeling like I wanted to end it, my will to live was always stronger. This movie is really sad because I felt such a connection to it. Being stuck in something you can’t control and being alone with little to no options is horrifying. That’s just my interpretation and I’m sure this movie is up for many different types of interpretations depending on how you feel.
I get what you are saying here. Sometimes it can seem as if you are in the position in which it is impossible to get up the curve, and yet the only other choice is death. I'm glad you got help :)
Being lonely and with no one to help, just oneself in impossible situation, how we were raised could help a bit. Different cultures teach us to face odds against us and one way to eliminate the chances of doom is to accept the inevitable and God may show mercy that way.
This seems like Sisyphus only without the rolling of the rock up the hill instead of the rock it's yourself trying to go up the hill but you can never get out. A very good modern interpretation. And an excellent representation of how depression affects the mind we can't escape it on our own we need somebody there to toss us an emotional rope and help us out of the pit we all find ourselves in ever sitting on the precipice of Madness and darkness constantly trying to survive and pull ourselves back but at the same time wondering maybe it would just be easier to give in and slip away
In Mexico my cousins and I went through a tunnel. There was a drop off round hole in the middle, 20ft they say, so we went along the side of it. One day I took a rock, it was only 2ft deep. They said “we only say that to scare you and we just don’t like to get our feet wet”
If there's no ending I would like to believe that she got saved, as few Engineers working on the Dam/Hydropower plant spotted her while inspecting the structure.
As someone who has dealt with both major depression as well as poverty, I don't agree that this is how depression feels. At all. I do think, though, that this is how poverty feels. One wrong move and you're in the abyss. There is no way out--it may look simple to an onlooker, but actually doing it...
This played nicely into my fear of gargantuan rounded/sloped structures, intense noises attached to those large structures (though deep ones chill my bones more) and then you just existing and having to consume it’s aura being right next to it or on it, a place you have no business being. I also hate the sight of those crazy bellmouth spillways. That fear is etched into my childhood nightmares and I have no clue how it was formed, but this is like my version of backrooms, lol. Either way, this was complete hopelessness because even if she managed to free her leg, there was no way to get speed to jump up to mantle that edge in her hurt condition, and you’re in the middle of the gigantic ocean yet alone a storm approaching which would likely make the waves large enough to end up in that spillway which means a crushing bye-bye for you. It’s just pain throughout this entire selection.
This is such a perfectly raw description of some fears of my own. As a kid i used to be terrified of loud noises and being next to large trucks because i was afraid of the "PSSHH" air brake noise. It also reminds me of dreams i used to have about floating in the middle of the ocean and looking down into the crystal clear water and seeing gigantic jet turbines/ glowing afterburners directly a few hundred feet below me.
My theory is that she's one of those hikers that don't research the area or come prepared. There's some dangerous places on earth where you should not venture unless you know the grounds well. Tell people where you're going and never go alone. This kind of thing happens a lot.. and the hallucinations that she was having are very accurate. If you've had or are having a near death experience, you will have very vivid hallucinations and you can see and hear things very clearly.
Thank goodness for these clips. These kinds of movies give me nightmares and never leave my mind because they have no clear end (I always believe they live even knowing it's not logical). Even worse there are people having last moments just like this, all alone, right now, dying...
0:47 You need to roll to your front because, on your elbows, hand and knees there's more stability. And hopefully try to inch across to the corner where two concrete surface meets, if you survive that, then try using the corners to help yourself up that ledge.
I love movies like this one, simple plot but still has you on the end of your seat (or curve). One could only imagine waking up to this unfortunate fate.
This movie perfectly captures depression. We dont see the cause of her being there, nor do we see where she ends being. We just experience the in the middle. We see the pain, agony, hopelessness but we also witness the sole human instinct to survive. To never giving up. The metaphor of this movie was depression and to make the world see how its a crippling and mindfucking disease but we all want to overcome it no matter wh
This is so cool. Waking up alone on a large black man made structure in the middle of the ocean was literally one of my worst fears as a child. I used to have dreams were I would wake up floating out in the northern sea, and a huge black submarine would rise up next to me, or sometimes it would be a large container ship would sail right into me, or I would wake up floating underneath a decommissioned oil platform. This movie perfectly captures the feeling of those dreams.
This is basically depression. You want to let yourself just fall into the void, but at the same time you're trying not to let it happen and stay alive, no matter in how much pain you're in. Over and over, with no ending at sight. That's how most depressed people are feeling on a day to day basis.
Okay
Yes, that's true, we survived in this horrible world, but still we maintain our survival.
Explained like a true chad
Yeah you are correct. Depression is the correct word for this
Zanimljiva hipoteza. U svakom slucaju, ovakvi cudni filmovi postaju nekakva norma, ambiguity je nova moda u kinematografiji, sve cesce filmovi koji nemaju nikakvo objasnjenje, kako se ona nashla tamo, sta ie to, jei to more ili jezero, tako da ovo moze da se gleda samo kao metafora, I pretpostavljam da si u pravu, ko i da je snimio ovaj film je hteo da stvori metaforu za depresiju, bezizlaznost, nekakvo sizifovsko osecanje mozda, ili kao simbol, sta je zivot... Ne znam dali da uposte trazim film i pogledam ga...
This movie has such a simple plot and not any changing scenes. Simple but elegant
@R S name?
@@JoeyIsSobbing curve, directed by Tim egan
@R S what's the name of part 2 ? Is it curve 2 something?
Movie name??
What’s the name of part 2?
The fact that there aren't any backstory, of how she ended up there, who is she and more makes it even more miserable
@Lindy T thats a different movie
@Lindy T Different Movie
@Lindy T m.ua-cam.com/video/2dD3Fawk4y0/v-deo.html
@Lindy T the one you found came out 2015/2016
@Lindy T That's a different movie, wrong research. The recap is a short film.
Sort of reminds me off when i was a drug addict. I was completely addicted to opiates and benzodiazepines. I was so close to the point of no return, where my addiction would have swallowed me and I'd never escape. Luckily my parents and my 2 younger brothers are incredible people and did everything they could to support me. I feel so ashamed for putting them through so much fear and uncertainty. I owe them my life.
I’m so proud of you. And I’m glad your family is so loving!
Can we please quit throwing benzos which have killed 0 into the bucket with opiates that kill 6 figures EVERY YEAR. It's like saying I was addicted to fentanyl and gummy bears.
Sir this is not the same doing drugs is a choice this woman didn’t choose this there is no comparison I wish drug addicts would stop acting like victims the families of drug addicts are the real victims and you sir are the perpetrator and very selfish everything we do affects our loved ones destroying you’re life is one thing but to destroy you’re family’s lives is shameful hope you stay away from the drugs you knew it was bad and addicting before you did it yet you still mad the choice to do it
@@u-no-me7218 Addiction is a REAL mental condition. Before you continue projecting anymore trauma on struggling victims, DO YOUR RESEARCH.
You might think you are coming off as the poster’s family’s defendant, but you are just being heartless to someone they care about very much. No one is satisfied with your nasty and ignorant bullying.
I hope whoever has been struggling with addiction in your social circles receives the help and support they need.
@@u-no-me7218 and have you never made a mistake before? Nobody would take drugs if they knew the damage it would do to them and their family. You are oversimplifying a complicated situation. Of course I feel ashamed, I will never not be ashamed of what I put my family through.
This is the most psychologically horrifying movie I have ever watched. I was sweating and felt like I was going to have a heart attack. It was just awful to see the woman scraping her hands on the concrete until they bled and to see her leg wedged under her like that. The producers and director of this film had top level creativity. I wish I had thought of that.
Same my anxiety was literaly screaming
Probably was very cheap to make too lol.
whats the name of this movie?
@@minahilabbas2242 curve
@@skepeazy5707 thank uuu
the fact that you know you can't get out is actually more terrifying than falling down
Absolutely agree
@@gamingbecauseimboredlol4719 No ✋
If there's no chance to climb up, go down.
@@hallooos7585 yes bro real it bot
Hi bear 🐻
Damn, such a simple plot, but a terrifying scenario. This shit looks like it was taken straight out of a nightmare.
right !
That might actually be the case.
It does vaguely remind me of an old vivid nightmare I had set where I was perched on the edge of a bottomless abyss leading down to Hell...
Frrr
A nightmare like living. The only certainty is the you won't come out of it alive
As a climber, to me it that if the walls are SO rough they make her bleed this heavily after sliding shortly twice, then there is definetly enough friction to stand up.
Yea it doesn’t make sense, is it slippery or is it rough? Make up your mind!
Maybe she’s sweating a lot
I think thr wound happened when she fell there coz she had them when she woke up. Or it happened when she was fighting the person or trying to swim wherever she was before she got there. It's fascinating really
As someone with vertigo, I appreciate her desire to stay as flat as she can. If she stood up she would be dizzy from fright and fall.
this was a ten and brilliant. It is something we see in our nightmares. No villain, just fear. Amazing!
agreed. Most movies have villian as the fear. in this case, fear itself is the villain.
But as drama students the story was has no beggining and ending only jump to the middle and conclusion
I rate this 3.5/10
@@_BMJ_ you need to study harder then
@@_BMJ_ that is what makes it intriguing... it is too common these days to start a story with a prequel to what happens, it is great to start from the middle, like a sequel and then continue with a prequel
@@isaacfred-wolfe4921 you got it true
To everyone comparing this to depression. I think its spot on. But I want to add one thing I feel is missing in those comments:
The only thing that could've saved her is help from someone on the outside.
Underrated comment
Great point. Added supports can make all the difference.
Personally I thought she was in Hell, with no chance of escape, just pure psychological and physical torment for an eternity
Just needing someone to hold a rope for you, for a few minutes, but everyone walking around with rope is calling you lazy for not having your own: story of my life.
Yep. She doesn't call out.
What’s terrifying is the lingering dread that grows especially when there is no true ending. Even if you try to think of a happy ending, realistically you know the inevitably of this situation. And it’s so unnerving
Thank u. So save me time from not continuing to watch
@@thechoniclesofkratos well don’t thank me. It says it in the recap. That credit goes to the creator of this video, not me. I was just sharing my opinion on how I felt about the recap.
Actually she could have escaped.
Simple solution. She carefully takes off her clothes initially or after she pushed herself up a bit to allow for more grip. She then will take off her shoe so she can get more grip with her feet too. Then free her leg. She can now stand or crawl and moves to the right where the wall meets the curve and uses her legs and hands to climb up the corner to freedom like that viral baby turtle video.
@@AnnisAdventures yeah but it’s still a mystery. Anything could have happened. I just was talking about the suspense that the recap gives off. The doubt, the inevitable, the possible hope yet the dooming despair…..with no true ending, it could be ANY outcome. Maybe she was saved. Maybe she managed to escape on her own. Maybe she died. It’s really up to you, your imagination, and your perspective. To me it made me anxious and as much as I hoped she’d be ok, every time she slipped or bleed made my doubt gradually grow. It was like juggling through multiple emotions at once which makes the show or movie twice as impressive for displaying scary situations in the simplest form.
The only good ending I can think of:
she's a disney princess, a prince comes in clutch with his flying unicorn to save her.
The end, then they live happily forever after
I would’ve been dead before I woke up considering I move in my sleep lmao
Me too lol
This movie perfectly captures depression. We dont see the cause of her being there, nor do we see where she ends being. We just experience the in the middle. We see the pain, agony, hopelessness but we also witness the sole human instinct to survive. To never giving up. The metaphor of this movie was depression and to make the world see how its a crippling and mindfucking disease but we all want to overcome it no matter what.
Well said. I agree with you.
The opposite of depression is inspiration, that breath of fresh air. Forgive yourself and leave. You are choosing to remain here and suffer, when will your penance be complete?
@@redsol3629 seems like never bud
@@warmen2001 😔
True
The ENDING: After 7 hours of pain and misery, she finally gives up and slides down. ... Then she finds out that because of the optical illusion of the painted walls, she only fell 3 feet. She was safe all along. (Just to clarify, I haven't seen the movie, I just came up with a better ending... lol )
Did it ever reveal who put her there? Or what happened before
@@evelynwilburn4801 She was drunk the night before and fell in by herself.
@@evelynwilburn4801 no, because this is a joke. The end just goes to black then shows the empty shelf…..
What is the name of the movie?
@@BhadBishopp curve
This gave me a full on panic attack. I've battled depression and this goes deeper than anything I've experienced. I relate it to being on the verge of suicide. Wanting to live so you dont cause pain to those you leave behind yet wanting to die to end the extreme emotional and possible physical pain you experience daily! Prayers to any souls out there going through anything this serious. This may sound cliche but Just reach out to someone anyone help is there. My love for you.
I agree - there is no way I could ever see the film
@nothanks9503 I am in the opposite position. I have a debilitating illness that won't let me live. As my body breaks down, the less options I have. If you can still walk, then walk. Because there may come a point where that option is taken from you. That is what you still have, options.
It doesn't have to be much. For 3 days make brushing your teeth your only goal. Anything else can slide, but you have to brush your teeth. Then the next 3 days, brush your teeth AND your hair.
Don't assume people can read your mind, or understand what is going on. People can't. Even if you explain, they may still not understand. If you are doing the talking, that is all that matters. Then you go meet more people, and create more options. Just never assume anything. Just like we have our cerebral limits, so does everyone else.
Find a new hobby, something you normally wouldn't consider. Don't like it? Try another. You have options. All I can think about is the things I wish I could do, hiking, traveling, cooking, meeting new people. I wish I could fall in love just once before I go.
We become depressed when life doesn't meet our expectations. Our best plans are laid to waste. Or something comes out of left field and destroys any of our expectations and plans.
Don't ruminate on failed endeavors, expectations, or perceptions, that holds you back, and keeps giving them power over you.
Do you know what makes athletes different from the rest of us? Despite failing over and over again? It's their perception . Where we see fear in publicly failing, of not measuring up, they see opportunity for advancement, and a chance to try again. That is why if you look, they don't get anxious at a public trial...they feel excitement.
You have to stop cycling and ruminating and change your thought process. When your thoughts turn to something negative, change it to something positive. It takes work and practice. Just like you didn't become depressed overnight, you won't get out overnight. And failure is ok as long as you don't use it as an excuse to give up.
I once heard a theory that mental illness is a result of civilization. We aren't meant to live in groups of millions, but of 25-50. Beurocracy takes the place of compassionate leadership. Schools take the place of instruction from a loving aunt and uncle teaching you. We have lost a lot of intimate opportunities and it makes us sad and lonely. We are social creatures, we aren't meant to be alone. Yet despite in a population of millions we can end up feeling that way. But instead of being a tree waiting for birds to build a family or bees to make a hive in your branches, you are just waiting for a lumberjack to cut you down.
The most successful and noble thing you can accomplish, that will make you more successful than many, is to just find your tribe. Whether you need to find one or build one, they will add to your life and you to theirs.
Find your tribe.
There is a great book calked "The Five People You Meet in Heaven " by Mitch Alburn. It is about how even those who walk the seemingly simplest paths in life, can still have profound affects on the people around them. I wish you healing and prosperity in the future. But don't get overwhelmed with the end result, just start with brushing your teeth. And do me a favor, just take a moment out of each day no matter where you are, and just look for the beauty in it.
@@Nylon_riotWow this is amazing. You really have an amazing grasp on this and seem full of understanding. I like the idea of setting small goals. That can really help you move forward. You seem like a beautiful person.
I know of a possible cure ( you may not have heard of) for depression, incase you're looking for it
@@Nylon_riot👏👏👏 wow, so well written. Thank you for doing this. I hope for your healing and wellness. Please stay with us. You sound like someone we need (and want) so much to stick around in this world.
What’s crazy about this is I don’t know if everyone has this problem but I literally feel The dryness in my hands and my feet when I watched this the whole time
My hand was sweating as he'll the entire time
Me too
my hands rarely sweat, but it did while watching this☠️
My hands and feet is sweating while watching this
Haha. Totally.
Someone who suffer from depression can literally relate to this. Virtual hugs to you guys. Stay strong. ❤️
This is not about depression...this is about "The End of the World". It will be here within 'a few days from right now'!!! You can run but you can't hide from it! You will eventually fall because it will consume 'billions of people's. Good luck to you. 🙏🌏 And talk to God and ask Jesus Christ to save you!!!
Clearly this film really succeeded in reaching it's goals. I'm feeling levels of anxiety that I didn't know were possible.
Ain’t that fun?
How is the Film called?
@@lovetom4eva it's called Curve by Tim Egan.
I think it's one of the most compelling and terrifying short films I have ever seen. As a metaphor for depression its spot on, ingenious and the actor displays a strong performance that proves effective! ❤
I don’t think they’re hallucinations, I think they’re time skips showing that, without realizing, she’s sliding and climbing over and over
Yep, basically foreshadowing
I thought they were just the marks of other people
That explains why her hands are so scrapped too
i think they are to show what she thinks the place would look like after she falls at that point in time
What is the name of this movie I want to watch
I feel like the real question is how she got there in the first place?
Even if it's not answered, the primal fear you get from imagining yourself in her position is indescribable.
ua-cam.com/video/ruVS6E2Z9X8J/v-deo.htmlohn 3:16 “for God so loved the world he sacrificed his one and only son” put your faith in God!!
@@davidhawkins3031 Has absolutely nothing to do with the video.
Tsunami know his head and let it inconceus and let it exactly in that pozition.
I know right? Horrifying
Damn you here again lmao
My heart races just watching.
Man, seeing you of all people on this video is nuts. Keep up the great content!
Same
same
In her mind, there is a back void at the bottom, she thinks it is deep because of that and she doesn't know what's down there. When it rained, the rainwater filled the bottom so even if she fell there will be water. When she slipped and fell she found out that there are people down there boating about and they finally rescued her! The ending you guys thought was just an illusion 😅
More likely drown in debts.
bro where did you get this ending 💀
Man I wish
Great ending. 🎉
You do realize that once you go fast enough, water is as hard as concrete right? The void is most likely deep enough for that person to hit critical velocity. If you don’t believe me you can look it up for yourself.
No cap this is the most terrifying movie in the world, it gives off a fast beating to your heart
movie name
@@bishaltamang4348 curve i think
@@bishaltamang4348 Literally at the beginning they put the title of the movie which is "Curve"
Its a warning!!! Get ready for the end of the world!!! So soon... it's coming and you are all blind!! Unfortunately. 🙏❤️🌏. A. C. E. B. B. ☢️💥💀🌏💀🌏💀🌏☢️💥 If you gonna run do it now, because 💀 it's getting very close!!! 🙏🌍 God Almighty have meecy on us and Jesus Christ redeem us!!! ❤️
What's more terrifying than the End of the World? 💥☢️💀
As someone with hyperhydrosis (sweaty watery palms sickness) putting me in this kind of situation will definitely kill me, like holding on to a cliff etc. Watching this recap alone make my palms sweat and itch due to uneasiness haha. I need to watch the full version of this, thank for recapping this Fox Recaps, great content as always!
Yeah exactly 💯 even I have hyperhidrosis
damm that's what I was thinking
My palms are WAY more sweaty than anyone I've seen...didn't knew that this is even a sickness
@@shreya9143 Damn me too. Never knew it is a sickness
I never heard of this, I wonder if I sorta have this cause I find sometimes for a long time my hands are always sweating an wet then they get dried off for awhile
Do you sweat in other parts of the body more than others too? Or just me?
The fact that she doesnt know and us as the viewers as well doesnt know how she ended up there, is the same feeling i personally had when i had depression. The feeling of not knowing how we ended up in certainly absurd spots in our lives
Yes, that's true. I hope you feel better now and have some support. :)
Depression is not knowing why you’re here. My anxiety has a cause.
@@SpellboundSpectre too much Sin City for you.
@@SpellboundSpectre existential depression really sucks. Try to think of when you were happy. I clearly remember when I was happy and the reason I have no meaning in my life is because the thing that gave me meaning and happiness before is gone. Our brains trick us into thinking this existential depression is so deep and inescapable. We like to think we have tangled ourselves in a spiderweb of our own doing and we are a lost cause. We are more simple than that. Maybe it’s as simple as you have lost something, you are grieving and in time you will desire something else and the pursuit of your desires will give you meaning again. In the meantime, learn to be patient with yourself and have compassion on yourself.
@@MrBrandonLau agree
8 minute recap of a 10 minute long movie. Gotta love it
CURVE Written and Directed by Tim Egan. Taking just 8 hours to write, from first concept to shooting script, Curve was inspired by two key moments in the director’s life - the first being hit by a car and the second a conversation with a depressed friend. “I still remember the feeling of wet tarmac under my fingers” Egan recalls when describing his lucky escape after being knocked into the centre lane of busy traffic, where he gripped the asphalt preparing to be struck by a second car in a matter of seconds. Whilst this first experience was an undeniable physical one for the writer/director, the second influencing experience was a much more mental one. Describing a conversation he had with a friend struggling with grief, where she explained that “the only good moments of her day being the seconds after she woke up”, Egan obviously had some more symbolic intentions coursing under the surface of his thoughts when writing Curve. “Her mind was clear and at peace for a few seconds before she remembered her pain”, he recalls. “Then grief rushed in, a feeling not unlike vertigo. She said the earth opened up beneath her and the rest of her day was simply about holding on by sheer force of tension”.
ua-cam.com/video/2dD3Fawk4y0/v-deo.html
Took 8 hours to write? It's barely a post-it note.
@@RogueAgent007 I guess you didn't watch the recap or the original short film or you just don't understand what a script is.
@@nuknukisdead I mean that is an impressive amount of time to write a whole script.
@@porkerpete7722 Yes, but the other guy is claiming the script is as long as a post-it note.
@@nuknukisdead not really, he just made a joke
This movie really put my heart to test.
What is the name of the movie?
@@randyorton4199 Curve
@@overlysaltedfries ok baby
Witch movie
The thing I think a lot of people missed is that the curve doesn't look that steep or high symbolizing that fact that depression is often looked down on. It looks easy to stand on and climb up from the outside but it all changes based on perspective.
Depression is practically a fashion trend. What are you talking about?
@@katyaoleynik Have you ever had depression
@@kingkunta2977 Yes actually, I have. Which is entirely irrelevant
@@katyaoleynik fax
@@katyaoleynik real depression has nothing to compare with fashion trend baby boohoo sad depression.
this is the description of how depression feels like.. you barely hang on and no matter how hard you try to get out of the curve it feels like its impossible.
Wow. Yes. They are describing depression.
Do drugs.. it's helps
I feel like its anxiety instead OE,
depression feels like commiting a suicide because of sadness, getting heartbroken,emotionless. but what im looking at is fear idk if they're the same or not but that's just how I think it is.
Edit: I googled it instead 💀
Fear and anxiety often occur together, but these terms are not interchangeable. Fear is an intense biological response to immediate danger, while anxiety is an emotion regarding things we think may happen.
Also for the depression I think it doesn't fit well in the movie because she's not literally sad about a thing but she's scared of falling she's trying so hard to get out
OR WAIT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT HOW ITS HARD TO ESCAPE DEPRESSION!?
@@def8524 The movie is about depression, the entire point of it was to show people how hard it is for some people to escape depression. Even the makers of the film said it was about depression
Yes but they don't realise that they can come out of the vicious cycle just by a nudge on the right direction. I know this is something oneself can't do on their own but right support in the right time makes a lot of difference, sometimes it's life changing.
Just my two cents, but I interpreted her falling off as finally getting the help she needs. Her biggest mistake was staying on the wall for so long, since it was only a small drop below her after all. Almost similar to my fight with depression! Letting go and getting help feels like death or atleast very painful; but all along staying on this wall is hurting me.
Perhaps while she was unconscious, the rain caused a flood that rose all the way to the top and overflowed briefly, depositing her safely outside before receding rapidly like a toilet. She then made a full recovery in the hospital where she met a handsome young doctor. They fell in love and she quit drinking...
The good *GOOD* ENDING
@@cjqvargas2755 I figure if they left it up to our imagination I'd turn it around for the best.
Thank you hhh
Nothing was left up to the imagination about what happened to her. The end credits show an empty area of where she would of been. The ending where she puts the chain you hear it and it goes black. She fell in bro…
@@warhead213 yes she fell...in love with that doctor and they have two beautiful children.🤭
This is brutal, I kept waiting for hope like she was beside a road and someone hears her to rescue her but just..... Nothing. No explanation, no resolution, just an empty void... This is brilliant and I hate it so much
This is not brilliant. It was lazy and a waist of time. A giant Hot pile of garbage.
She's in the "middle of the ocean" no one is coming.
*I was in a Rescue team as EMT for 6 consecutive years, If by any chance you found yourself in this situation: Remove as many clothes as possible , the shoes and don't do the necklace thing, The fabric and the necklace is what making you slip, that's an unpainted concrete a human skin is like a anti slip material rubbing against to an unpainted concrete.*
Idk using the sleeves could have good gripping and prevent the scraping of skin and some shoes have more grip
And leather would be great too
Besides all the blood..
Thank you for the advice, I'll remember it briefly before I pass out from fear and die a horrible death.
Good call on the clothes thing
I think this movie is actually about a girl on a concrete structure slope w a broken leg.
Her main problems were the shoes, the blood on her hand showed that skin had a better atrict with the slippery concrete, if she could somehow remove the shoe from the bent leg that woulve gave her a better grip, then she wouldve removed the other, i dont know if she could get out from it anyway, but she would for sure solve the bent leg and sliding if she had no shoes on, people often underestimate skin grip specially on concrete and dirt.
Ikr!! If she open the shoes, it will help her to climb or even survive
Damn youre right!
No because the skin of her foot would’ve bled like her hands
@@sayetazonen6607 better than keep sliding, she already fucked up her hands why not use her feet too? Also the main reason her hands were messed up was because they were doing all the job, carrying the whole body weight and holding it from falling/sliding, with both feet helping the load would be better distributed over 4 members instead of 2, hurting her less.
@@erwinamanciosilva7693 ok ig
Before asking how it ends, you should ask first how it started.
Like, it doesn't seem like a "rational" situation.
I think it's just a metaphor for something, so the ending doesn't really matter since it's not what's "actually" happening.
They might be trying to explain depression. The beginning and end are not shown. It's whats inbetween that's terrifying. No hope and at the same time never giving up.
@@arunimaarunima6686 also the fact that it seems impossible to get out of there without outside help. The choices are to either stay there in pain or jump down and die. Only when someone from above helps you up you can escape.
I think its the metaphor for human life itself. I can elaborate
@@vasvas8914 agreed 👍
Please do
this short film is so raw. it triggers the most humane senses, the sound-those breaths and emptiness goes to your senses. the visuals, emotions, cinematography and everything else is well crafted and presented. it puts you into an uncomfortable situations, it triggers the human feelings, it tackles the horrible possibility that might happen to you. this is one of those unsettling/disturbing short film that will surely affects your inner self in many ways as it was crafted so realistic. this is probably the most natural and real horror, no jumps cares, supernatural or anything just real feelings and a heavy anxiety.
Im on high levels of morphine for my chronic pain condition. Its impossible to be on morphine that high for 3 years and not be addicted. But it got out of control that it left me in terrible withdrwal as i was running out days before my next weekly dispense, and then i would gorge myself when i got the next batch to the point that first my liver then kidneys would be in pain. Luckily i have great support and im in a much better 0osition now, although my liver might have some permanent damage. But every day i have to navigate the precipice of addiction.
This film made me think about how my whole life is like just now. Very thought provoking.
Nope, I'm not ashamed to say I would slide down that wall so damn fast. I'd rather have a quick death than a slow agonizing one filled with fear.
It's easy to say..
@@dimplesharma3405 right
Easy to say til ur in the situation
@@AdachiCat good thing I'll never be in that situation lol
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And he was never heard from again.
this is actually brilliant, it's the desperation in life, you are stuck in a situation where you see no escape, you are beaten, broke, weak, your effort though seem heavy to you can't change situation much, if you give up completely then also you are doomed, your struggles are worthless, but still some primal instinct doesn't let you just give up, you keep trying & trying! pitiful.
The dark depth with the unseen noise monster represents the subconscious mind. To Carl Jung, that is the place where all the monsters of the mind reside. She, like we all, must resist slipping down into our subconscious because it has that which will consume us in it. Water also symbolizes it, the dark murky depths. In our dreams, the subconscious communicates to us with symbol, this film is like a nightmare to represent that. At at the beginning she wakes up into consciousness from sleep. Awake state is that state where the subconscious is once again scary and invisible to us. It is actually the awake that is our terror state, the place of all our sorrows and suffering. But, it is the subconscious that we refuse to go explore or bring to the surface where we can confront it, or bring a light down into. That is Jung's process of fixing your mental health and become self realized.
Not the subconcious Jung never taught that always the unconcious. I have all his books.
You are confusing modern Psychology and terms with Jung.
@@paulatreides0777 I'm genuinely curious, but they don't mean the same thing?
I think the hand prints are not hallucinations. I think the movie tricks us into thinking she is hallucinating but really they showed us the aftermath of everything and when she panicked it just her thinking of the outcome of what she was thinking which was her slipping into the abyss.
Incredible Film!❤
If you watch with the volume up around 7 minutes, you can hear others screaming and falling when she looks at the blood
This is a great analogy for any situation people find themselves “ stuck” in. Addiction, bad relationship, chronic pain, depression, debt, you name it. There you are hurting terribly and yeah there is a way out….will you take it and end the current pain? Is the way out even liveable? So… you stay, you cling to that ledge of doom, never living always struggling.
Screw that. Jump. Live, or live again.
I know the feeling I have all. Except Chronic pain😥
Your right absolutely right I'm definitely Ready to LIVE
That's not the same at all as being on a ledge of something and no choice but to diie lol Almost all of us have debt who doesn't, depression about something and so on all of this is part of life. Life has pain I'm not sure why someone would end it because of pain it's supposed to have pain and not be perfect. We all will go through shiit. But a lot of people now a days are not strong but weak. It's a choice yes like you said. This lady had no choice someone put her there and she will fall and diie eventually. Yes we all will diie in life but this is different
No no no. This is not about depression - it's about climate change.
@@miac2382 it’s metaphorical, not literal.
Yea this is definitely well tailored to primal fears.
My knees and feet were feeling very weird, almost tingling, the palms of my hands were beyond moist, my armpits had a single line of sweat running down my side and my spine is continuously telling me to sit upright but I can't even.
The thought of this being us in the situation is what's the scary part. I wonder how many people would just give up?... Any takes?
I would. What’s the point in just sitting there, waiting for help when it’s hopeless? There’s no point, it’s basically a death sentence.
@@nosoul266 as scary as it would be waiting for your death on a bent wall, I personally still wouldnt give up bc who knows how painful a fall down there would be so even tho i know i wouldnt survive either way, i would just stay there praying i’ll faint and die while being unconscious instead of just giving up and dying while fully aware. I’d prob be starving and faint soon so i’d rather sit there waiting instead of jumping to my death
@@fairybee7200 I don’t like to wait. I prefer an instant death to end my suffering and pain.
@@fairybee7200 I agree.. The thought of going down to my demise just like that is very scary.. I don't know how people commit suicide by jumping from high buildings etc cause this is exactly how hard it would be for me to let go.
Millions of people are in this situation. It’s called depression.
Why didn't she just shimmy across the the corner next to her?
Holding your weight into a corner would prevent you from sliding down
It's a woman. She has a drawn the shortest stick possible. That brain is probably trying as hard as it can poor thing.
Also taking off clothes and shoes would increase friction, and be safer.
The fact which surprises me most is this narrator narrates 2 hour long movies in 10-15 minutes but he still manages to stay consistent by narrating a 10 minute long short film in 8 minutes.
This is an ai voice
I once had a moment like this on a gravelly hill where I had gone trekking.
On my return trip from the objective, I decided to take another route along the spine of the hill. At the narrowest part, I was uncertain and decided to take the adjacent gravelly path. That path didn't exist more than a few feet. Unfortunately, I found out after I slipped. I was lying face down after slipping off the track. A slight movement and I would slip off. I had a moment where I thought things through- whether life or death, whatever- and made my move. Luckily I was able to find some purchase and could pull myself out of that precarious moment. Reckon I spent at least 20-30 minutes in that spot under the midday sun.
glad you’re safe.
I'm happy you're safe🤍
Thats fkin misery
Find some purchase? Christ that one makes me cringe, it's not yor fault I've heard it usrd once or twice before. Glad you're ok. Don't be offended. Just don't.
Cool story, bro.
One thing I’d like to note is he never says that at any point the woman calls for help. Most of the time when you have depression you never ask for help from other people because you either feel like you can overcome it by yourself or you simply don’t want anyone to help you. Since this film is a metaphor for depression I’d say that’s why you never see her calling for help, and that’s ultimately what would have saved her.
she screamed a lot actually
Umm did you even watch the movie…? She screamed for help a lot… are you ok?
@@eden20111 “one thing I’d like to note is he never says at any point the woman calls for help” this right here pretty much answered your smart ass question that no, I have not seen the movie and I made it very evident. A-are you okay???
@@merbish7962 she does call for help though lmao. The fact you only saw this review and not the movie shows how ignorant you are
@@eden20111 or maybe I basically said “assuming she never calls for help in this movie, this is how I interpret that.” But whatever dude. Ur bored.
She could have just moved to the wall to her right. That would have allowed her an extra point of contact, especially if she positioned her body in the corner. From there she could have rolled onto her side and released her leg. After the feeling to the limb was restored she could have leant against the corner for balance to get to her feet. From a standing position her head would have been pretty close to the top of the ledge. Then just grab the ledge and pull herself up, using her feet to press off the wall for added stability.
She is not Alex Honnaod.
She also could have used her damn sleeves to protect her hands and gain some traction…
@@Kawa-Yuki good point never even considered that
@@Kawa-Yukisleeves don't give better traction and would most likely get you killed
I thought something similar, like move sideways. That ppl here would comment that it's a metaphor for depression, totally stupefied me. I guess I missed the whole point of this exercise.
Singing "Ninety-thousand, nine hundred and ninety-nine bottles of beer on the wall" is a good way to ensure you're being loud enough to be heard at all times to increase your chances of being rescued in a situation that you think you're all alone in.
I personally keep the grappler i got from batman on me.
I'm just amazed she started her second big slide on the same level if not much higher than her first without trying to go up.
I don't think "hallucination" is quite the right explanation for the changes in the bloody handprints. I think it's meant to be more of a gray area, showing that she might have tried over and over to make that climb, the physical evidence of reality and the mental confusion disconnecting the ability to relate behavior to objective reality in a definitive way as you lose the plot (so to speak). The audience gets a view from the outside perspective to track it, but this is a nod to make even THEM question what's actually happening, REALLY giving a taste of what that struggle is!
Genius
definitely not lol
I assumed it was previous victims
@@mullaoslo well that's silly to do
In short hallucinations.
Actual footage trying to getting out of bed without waking up your baby😂
😂😂😂 facts
When I first saw this, I thought her leg was missing. But somehow, the thought of your leg being folded backwards with no way to bring it forward is so much more unnerving to me.
The bit of the rain hitting you and just letting go of everything and enjoying the feeling is similar to how people who are depressed and considering suicide find a sense of great relief in their exit plan
this gave me chills. thank you for drawing attention to that bit
Rubber on concrete has a coefficient of static friction of nearly 1. Her best move us to put as much weight on her feet as possible.
She only has one usable foot
@@pauldziejman one usable foot is my favorite romcom
And use her sleeves for traction since the concrete was rough enough to shred her bloody hands…
its a horror show. not a science fair.
@@pakachakawaka💀
For everyone wondering what the movie name is, it’s a short movie called “Curve”.
Nope it's not. Curve is another 2015 movie. Seeing your comment I downloaded.... Turns out something else but even that was amazing. So I can say thanks
@@sarthakmiglani8087 It is called Curve, but it's free to watch. You can search it on Google by searching, "Curve 2021" as stated in the intro of this video.
What was Curve 2015 about?
@@sarthakmiglani8087it's called Curve 2021, the guy literally says it at the start bruh
Thnks 😊
Iv recently lost my two children and lost everything including my home . This perfectly described my journey this last year of my life . I was facing that black hole 🕳. I’m currently not on the edge but managed to climb away from the void . Don’t give up and fight to the end . Take responsibility. And go for it .
I’m so sorry for your losses, I have a 8 year old girl and couldn’t bare the loss of her, I wouldn’t make it 😢 but luckily me and my wife would hold each other down 🤞🏻 you have to just keep strong and keep on moving, enjoy what life has to offer even when you feel like you can’t go on any longer, it’s just a way of life and you can’t let it stop you from living
I’m so sorry for your loss. I’m sure your babies want you to be happy and healthy more than anything else❤❤
❤️
Damn. I'm sorry. You are stronger than me man.
I know this might not be what you need to hear but when God takes 2 people like that it's so they can be together in heaven because one wouldn't be able to survive without the other. Inna lilla wa inna ilayhi rajioon bless you and stay strong ❤
The amount of anxiety this gave me is insane
If you look closely, you'll see a lot of other curved walls around her. It depicts other struggling souls like her. I believe this movie is a metaphor of difficult situations in life where the person is left alone to fight for life. Her bent leg tells us she is put under circumstances where it's hard to move forward in life, she tries to simply stay on the surface of life. And those were not hallucinations. She just saw prints on the opposite wall, the prints of another person that was in the same situation as she is now, and that another person couldn't make it.
Sounds like she’s stuck in a strange hell
Or it's a dog shit movie that's vague enough for you to project any nonsense you wasn't to feel like you solved it. Go read a horoscope, it's perfect for you.
@@dogestranding5047this js actually depression
What's worse? That leg stuck is the reason she's still alive and haven't fallen yet. Straighten that leg, and she'll straight up fall! You might say, well she can bend that one leg upright and push upwards to stop falling, no because that would put even more weight outward away from her waste, a.k.a her center of gravity. Zhe would be able to push herself up but since more weight is farther from the center of gravity she'll slide downward just a much. But why the leg being bended backwards allows her to not slide as much? Because more contact and weight with the surface area. Her shoe laces and jeans also causes friction.
You hit is right on the nail.
I'mma be honest, having grown so bored of the "it was all a metaphor" trope, I choose to interpret this literally: a woman fell in a hole.
Same, also she's not seeing all the handprints, that's just what she left behind. She fell.
There's so much tension in this short clip. I bet she didn't survive it. This clips says a lot about ourselves and rises questions about what we would do if we'd possible end up in such a horrifying situation.
This is actually one of the most horrifying summaries for a movie I've ever seen.
It's exactly what it feels like when you are trying to go to bed and you start thinking about the inevitable approach of death and the endless oblivion that follows.
I don't want to die.
I don't want to die.
I will not die.
i feel the exact opposite. i pray for death. i genuinley wish i was dead every night. i say the same thing.
i wish i was dead
i wish i was dead
i wish i was dead
maybe when i eventually die, it will be a sweet release
Lol. No you don’t. I guarantee when your time comes you will be more fearful than anybody else. People like you are insufferable.
If you really wanted to die you would end your life. Thing is, you’re actually afraid of death and are far too much of a coward to face it.
This is exactly how i feel for a good amount of time now. Every two or three nights, my mind starts rushing with thoughts about the inevitable. I start to panic, my heart starts to ache, it's extremely horrifying. I wish my fear would end, because i am not living to just fear death
I never have those kinds of thoughts before bed strange but interesting
@@skrufy11 please keep that weird shit away
It’s about fear of the unknown. This is what social anxiety can feel like to some, or going outside or holding a spider. It’s an irrational fear and lack of understanding that no matter what happens we’ll okay and that sometime he have to accept what is happening and that we might not always have control and that’s okay too. She ends up suffering so much more because of her fears.
This!!
This is the better explanation and comparison
Nah…
Can't believe you smashed it for so long, what a king
I was looking for this for months, and found it just now. Thank you 🙏❤
What?
What happened last in the movie
@@maheshkakarapalli6780 if I remember from a long time ago, she ended herself with a necklace yet it's not shown here apparently
I would have waited until the weather calmed down a little until it gets more quiet , then flick off my shoe and listen for how far the drop is. If not a far drop I would slide down slowly creating as much friction as possible hopefully decreasing the velocity of the fall. I know I won't survive the fall unscathed but will survive.
I knew there was no way for her to survive, but I kept rooting for her anyway. Absolutely terrifying!
If she had started by throwing a shoe or necklace into “the abyss” maybe then she would have realized it was only a two meter drop to solid ground, saving not her own life but rather a whole lot of unnecessary suffering.
I was thinking the same. Throw something in (keys, wallet, jewelry, even spit) and listen to get an idea of how deep the drop is or whether there is water down there... etc.
So you’re telling me you would think logically in this situation and not be afraid and shocked…?
@@casr.b.2411 No. That wasn't the implication. Anyone would be shocked and scared or even lose their mind but eventually has to come down to thinking a proper way of surviving, might as well maintain calm and control panic, so basically thinking logically isn't so bad. The original commenter was simply sharing ideas if one would be in some kind of crisis situation. You could try guessing the depth of the abyss, and might even get something out of it, perhaps discover how deep it is or by some luck realize that it's just 5 inch deep, at least you tried even if it results in dissappointment. Don't tell me you'd rather panic your way out of the situation?
Sorry for my bad grammar, english ain't my mother tongue.
I would not be afraid or shocked. But then again I’m hardly representative of the norm. I’d be in a mode that very few people will ever have a chance to experience in life. There’s no fear. There’s no nothin’. Just laser focus. No nonsense. It’s the most primal thing a human being can experience. People do freak out in life or death situations. I don’t know why that happens to them but neither do I know why I react the way I do. I’ve always been that way. If I wasn’t, there would be no way for me to apply the years of training I have in keeping myself not dead.
@@italyavenue lol chill
My theory is she is alive clinging to life. My guess is a water related incident but she’s moments away from “slipping away”. Maybe a coma of sorts or moments before the end. The fact that there is no ending adds to my theory that as the audience we don’t know if she lived or passed or if she’s still there clinging for life. The fact that she shut down and stopped trying so she could maintain her position could represent being trapped in a coma on the edge of life.
Wow great concept 👌
You are very clever with your theory.
They showed a wall at the end to her right , so she could have slowly shimmied her body to the right. Once at the end, wedge herself in the corner or crevice using hands and feet between the adjacent wall and the wall her back is against and start to shimmy up or down , don't know , up or down 00:47
Since her leg was under her I don't think that's possible. Unless she'd break it to get there.
@@breewashere c'mon now , this is the fault with the position of her leg, it's not broken so she can move it on its own , try it it yourself.
@@maverickrahming531 if she's incredibly injured especially on her hands I don't think that would be possible especially with her hallucinating
That wall looks incredibly tall tbh. Plus with the injuries she sustained, it would make the task next to impossible.
@@maverickrahming531 if she moves it, she slides down. She can't move the leg cze it's the only thing keeping her from falling
This movie is good to see when people have a lot of time and feel depressed or anxious. A girl has been trapped, and she just move out of this tangle. The feeling which she had, the pain and bloodstream, ocean water sprawling, and abort to fall down were actually the main center point. The story ended with an opening conversation.
So, they're trying to portrait depression, the only way out if is someone helps her, for what I can see. Sometimes alone you can't overcome certain situations.
I'm watching this and haven't left the house for anything other than Dr appointments in 4 months
She isn't hallucinating, I don't think she is seeing those prints, I think she is reacting to something we can't see. That's her ending. Those prints are for us, increasing our fear because we know what they signify. This is more like the overlay of present and future, without showing us her demise. The first two handprints shown are from the position she is in, fingers down, the second two shows that when she did slide in that she managed to flip onto her stomach and still tried to grab purchase, fingers up.
What is this movie?
@@aliceinmixerland2148 pretty sure its not a movie, just a short film
@@imamoronbut5469 yep it is a short flim on yt. I have seen it
The amount of "I think" in your comment makes too redundant. Lessen the amount of use of the "I think" please
@@bluecherry6732 shut up
Her bent leg pisses me of so much 😂
Yeah that would irritate me enough to just move forward
And its her right leg and not her left pisses me of extremly
@@WUHANVIRUS88 This video is a mirror of the actual short
Facts 😂
isnt it broken?
This is how I interpreted the movie, it’s my opinion, not facts. Honestly, this is what it feels like with severe depression. Luckily I’ve received help since the worst feelings I’ve had are in the past. But in my darkest hours, I was tinkering on the edge of whether or not I wanted to to live or die. Every time I would come close to feeling like I wanted to end it, my will to live was always stronger. This movie is really sad because I felt such a connection to it. Being stuck in something you can’t control and being alone with little to no options is horrifying. That’s just my interpretation and I’m sure this movie is up for many different types of interpretations depending on how you feel.
Sounds like a bummer
Fake disease
🙄
This is not the same she had no choice to diie or not. This wasn't just being depressed about something.
I get what you are saying here. Sometimes it can seem as if you are in the position in which it is impossible to get up the curve, and yet the only other choice is death. I'm glad you got help :)
Man this sent shivers straight to my toes... Felt too real!
Being lonely and with no one to help, just oneself in impossible situation, how we were raised could help a bit.
Different cultures teach us to face odds against us and one way to eliminate the chances of doom is to accept the inevitable and God may show mercy that way.
that curve scares me the most. not being able to grasp to anything :(
This movie sounds like the experience of depression. A whole ass conversation of depression.
The ending is a *cliffhanger*
Ha
See the movie's ending for yourself (this isn't a bait ok 😂) ua-cam.com/video/2dD3Fawk4y0/v-deo.html
@@jicheongali bruh that link is sus..
"fawk4y0"
Actually, more of a not too slippery slope...
This seems like Sisyphus only without the rolling of the rock up the hill instead of the rock it's yourself trying to go up the hill but you can never get out. A very good modern interpretation. And an excellent representation of how depression affects the mind we can't escape it on our own we need somebody there to toss us an emotional rope and help us out of the pit we all find ourselves in ever sitting on the precipice of Madness and darkness constantly trying to survive and pull ourselves back but at the same time wondering maybe it would just be easier to give in and slip away
In Mexico my cousins and I went through a tunnel. There was a drop off round hole in the middle, 20ft they say, so we went along the side of it. One day I took a rock, it was only 2ft deep. They said “we only say that to scare you and we just don’t like to get our feet wet”
Now this is how you make a movie without spending 200 million dollars! This is exactly the sort of film I'd love to see!
I was rooting for her. Even if she never made it out I hoped she gets welcomed into Valhalla.
I have to say that the people that act in these short films are truly amazing with their acting 👍👍👍👍
If there's no ending I would like to believe that she got saved, as few Engineers working on the Dam/Hydropower plant spotted her while inspecting the structure.
Or was dreaming
As someone who has dealt with both major depression as well as poverty, I don't agree that this is how depression feels. At all.
I do think, though, that this is how poverty feels. One wrong move and you're in the abyss. There is no way out--it may look simple to an onlooker, but actually doing it...
These videos fill up my day, Thanks for making them!
This played nicely into my fear of gargantuan rounded/sloped structures, intense noises attached to those large structures (though deep ones chill my bones more) and then you just existing and having to consume it’s aura being right next to it or on it, a place you have no business being. I also hate the sight of those crazy bellmouth spillways. That fear is etched into my childhood nightmares and I have no clue how it was formed, but this is like my version of backrooms, lol.
Either way, this was complete hopelessness because even if she managed to free her leg, there was no way to get speed to jump up to mantle that edge in her hurt condition, and you’re in the middle of the gigantic ocean yet alone a storm approaching which would likely make the waves large enough to end up in that spillway which means a crushing bye-bye for you. It’s just pain throughout this entire selection.
This is such a perfectly raw description of some fears of my own. As a kid i used to be terrified of loud noises and being next to large trucks because i was afraid of the "PSSHH" air brake noise. It also reminds me of dreams i used to have about floating in the middle of the ocean and looking down into the crystal clear water and seeing gigantic jet turbines/ glowing afterburners directly a few hundred feet below me.
My theory is that she's one of those hikers that don't research the area or come prepared. There's some dangerous places on earth where you should not venture unless you know the grounds well. Tell people where you're going and never go alone. This kind of thing happens a lot.. and the hallucinations that she was having are very accurate. If you've had or are having a near death experience, you will have very vivid hallucinations and you can see and hear things very clearly.
Thank goodness for these clips. These kinds of movies give me nightmares and never leave my mind because they have no clear end (I always believe they live even knowing it's not logical). Even worse there are people having last moments just like this, all alone, right now, dying...
0:47 You need to roll to your front because, on your elbows, hand and knees there's more stability. And hopefully try to inch across to the corner where two concrete surface meets, if you survive that, then try using the corners to help yourself up that ledge.
I love movies like this one, simple plot but still has you on the end of your seat (or curve). One could only imagine waking up to this unfortunate fate.
This movie perfectly captures depression. We dont see the cause of her being there, nor do we see where she ends being. We just experience the in the middle. We see the pain, agony, hopelessness but we also witness the sole human instinct to survive. To never giving up. The metaphor of this movie was depression and to make the world see how its a crippling and mindfucking disease but we all want to overcome it no matter wh
Why is nobody saying the name of the movie????
@@yesok2954 Right?! I wanna know!
EDIT: Looks like it's called 'Curve'
@@yesok2954 The film is called "Curve". It`s a disturbing Horror Short Film ua-cam.com/video/2dD3Fawk4y0/v-deo.htmlsi=TIiNSFcnTznQyAkd
I feel like this is something we all have to do. We have accept that despite all our pleas and struggles there are things out of our control.
This is so cool. Waking up alone on a large black man made structure in the middle of the ocean was literally one of my worst fears as a child. I used to have dreams were I would wake up floating out in the northern sea, and a huge black submarine would rise up next to me, or sometimes it would be a large container ship would sail right into me, or I would wake up floating underneath a decommissioned oil platform. This movie perfectly captures the feeling of those dreams.
I, too, would be concerned waking up on top of a large man.
@@stateofopportunity1286 * slow claps *
imagine that as a movie... stuck on a decommissioned oil platform
@@admiredgsu1217 👌
Literally my same fear being in the middle of the ocean or like a big ship or something next to Me