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Plot: A man attempts to make a new start in Atlantic City with the help of his daughter and a new business partner.
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Ratings:

	4.4/10 Votes: 561
	40% | RottenTomatoes
	37/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 11 Popularity: 3.274 | TMDB

Reviews:

Neo-Noir fans can find much to admire, and much to be angry with here.
At the time of writing, Wetlands has only two amateur reviews on site, something which on first glance paints a damning picture. Yet purveyors of film noir and its kindred spirits should at the least take a look at this grim portrayal of lost souls functioning in Atlantic City all while a devilish storm heads towards them.

Plot is by the numbers from the noir 101 playbook. Police officer (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje) is a recovering addict who battles his past demons whilst trying to save his loved ones from unlawful scumbags. And that’s pretty much it, the impending storm is a sort of metaphor for the turmoil going on in the lives of everyone involved in the story. The script is hardly high quality either, and anyone looking for an emotional investment in the characters will eventually start throwing objects at the screen. Yet rewards are here for fans of the noir form.

Characterisations are pungent with a bleakness that holds court. Corruption, sexual kinks, addictions, infidelity, dark deeds, bohemian excess, sexual blackmail, and on it goes. That these black thunders jostle with our chief protagonist’s honourable intentions makes for compelling viewing for those in the frame of mind for genre bulldozing.

Then there’s Barry Markowitz’ cinematography. The film is big on atmosphere as opposed to physical action, and Markowitz’ photography is a key player. If it’s not turning down the filters for grim texture, it’s offering up pronounced primaries for a magnetic beauty that offers up hope in what seems to be a forlorn venture, very haunting in its beauty. Great work in a strong decade for neo-noir photography.

However, it’s not a very good film by any stretch of the imagination, the performances are very uneven, and as the script and plotting screams for better thought, the resolution also comes off as rushed and unfulfilling. But it’s no dead loss, and enough here for noir heads to savour. 6.5/10

Neo-Noir fans can find much to admire, and much to be angry with here.
At the time of writing, Wetlands has only two amateur reviews on site, something which on first glance paints a damning picture. Yet purveyors of film noir and its kindred spirits should at the least take a look at this grim portrayal of lost souls functioning in Atlantic City all while a devilish storm heads towards them.

Plot is by the numbers from the noir 101 playbook. Police officer (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje) is a recovering addict who battles his past demons whilst trying to save his loved ones from unlawful scumbags. And that’s pretty much it, the impending storm is a sort of metaphor for the turmoil going on in the lives of everyone involved in the story. The script is hardly high quality either, and anyone looking for an emotional investment in the characters will eventually start throwing objects at the screen. Yet rewards are here for fans of the noir form.

Characterisations are pungent with a bleakness that holds court. Corruption, sexual kinks, addictions, infidelity, dark deeds, bohemian excess, sexual blackmail, and on it goes. That these black thunders jostle with our chief protagonist’s honourable intentions makes for compelling viewing for those in the frame of mind for genre bulldozing.

Then there’s Barry Markowitz’ cinematography. The film is big on atmosphere as opposed to physical action, and Markowitz’ photography is a key player. If it’s not turning down the filters for grim texture, it’s offering up pronounced primaries for a magnetic beauty that offers up hope in what seems to be a forlorn venture, very haunting in its beauty. Great work in a strong decade for neo-noir photography.

However, it’s not a very good film by any stretch of the imagination, the performances are very uneven, and as the script and plotting screams for better thought, the resolution also comes off as rushed and unfulfilling. But it’s no dead loss, and enough here for noir heads to savour. 6.5/10

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 38 min (98 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated TV-MA
Genre Crime, Drama, Thriller
Director Emanuele Della Valle
Writer Emanuele Della Valle
Actors Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Heather Graham, Dona Gregorio
Country United States
Awards N/A
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix N/A
Aspect Ratio 2.39 : 1
Camera Arriflex Cameras
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Printed Film Format D-Cinema