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High Tide (2018)

Sep 30, 2018 Drama, Romance 0h 21m
38%
User Score
7.0/10

Overview

When the recently divorced Tarik spends time alone in a holiday cottage on the Veluwe, he meets the owner of the house, Jonas. But when they seem to grow towards one-another, it proves difficult for Tarik to not let his true feelings emerge.

Claire Zhou
Writer

Top Billed Cast

Joshua Albano
Joshua Albano

Jonas
Mouad Ben-Chaib
Mouad Ben-Chaib

Tarik
Floor van Vloten
Floor van Vloten

Laila

Full Cast & Crew

Media

High Tide | Official Trailer | Can the landlord repair his broken heart?
High Tide | Official Trailer | Can the landlord repair his broken heart?
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A review by CinemaSerf
Written on December 26, 2022

"Tarik" (Mouad Ben-Chaib) is seeking some peace and quiet from the effects of his looming divorce, so he rents a small woodland cottage. Soon after arriving he discovers that the plumbing isn't quite what it might be, so he asks the owner - the twenty-five year old "Jonas" (Joshua Albano) to come mend it. All that young man gets for his trouble is a wetting, and he has to borrow a T-shirt from his guest and promise to return tomorrow - and it is at this point that we start to realise that the elder man is experiencing hitherto unknown feelings for "Jonas". What will, or - indeed - can, come of this? It's a fine looking short film this, with only a sparing amount of dialogue. We are left to observe how the two men come to terms with each other without any judgements or conclusions... Is it ...

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