'No One Will Save You'
Explore the tension between director intention and viewer interpretation in this review of the excellent sci-fi horror of 'No One Will Save You.'
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Jib, a pretty writer who believes in true love, is living with her boyfriend Loyd, who is an advertising creative. Realizing the happiness of their love life is running out of time, Jib distressingly decides to leave Loyd. Later, Jib is back to Loyd, but something is different. Now, Loyd is forced to choose between someone who looks alike and the right answer in his heart.
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Jib, a pretty writer who believes in true love, is living with her boyfriend Loyd, who is an advertising creative. Realizing the happiness of their love life is running out of time, Jib distressingly decides to leave Loyd. Later, Jib is back to Loyd, but something is different. Now, Loyd is forced to choose between someone who looks alike and the right answer in his heart.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Box Office Entertainment
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