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Netflix viewers have described its new film Nowhere as "anxiety-inducing" and "intense," with some people even saying that the survival-thriller left them in tears.
The film - which was released on the streaming platform last week - follows pregnant Mia (played by Anna Castillo) who is trapped in a shipping container after fleeing her country. It follows her efforts as she tries to survive the experience.
A synopsis teases: "[Mia, along with her husband,] flees a totalitarian country hiding in a sea container. After being forcibly separated, she must fight for her survival when a violent storm throws her into the sea. Alone and adrift in the middle of the ocean, Mia will face every issue to save her daughter's life and reunite with her partner."
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Netflix's Nowhere follows pregnant Mia (played by Anna Castillo) who is trapped in a shipping container (Netflix)The Spanish-language film is currently third in the Top 10 on Netflix in the UK. It has prompted some strong reactions from viewers, who have shared their thoughts on X, formerly known as Twitter, following its release last week.
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One person tweeted: "This should have a trigger warning. It wasn't for faint hearted." Another said: "It stressed me out pretty good. Good stuff [though]." Whilst a third person commented: "[It's] so good but damn sooooo stressful."
Sharing their thoughts, someone tweeted recently: "Just finished watching [it] last night and boy, did I stumble upon a hidden gem! But seriously, can we talk about how the director managed to skyrocket my anxiety levels?"
The film was released on the streaming platform last week (Netflix)One viewer said: "#NowhereNetflix was INSANELY GOOD. So much anxiety watching it but definitely one of the best Netflix films I've seen so far." A sixth wrote: "It's a work of art but I truly hate y'all. My heart breaks with every scene."
"It's a tear jerker, anxiety-inducing survival film," another person said about Nowhere. Someone else tweeted: "[It] was anxiety inducing and intense." Whilst another person tweeted about the new film: "[It] gave me so much anxiety."
Recommending it to a friend, someone said: "I feel like I need you to see it too. Warning it is stressful and anxiety inducing." Another person suggested that it was "the most anxiety filled, stress inducing" film in their tweet about it.
Viewers have been sharing their thoughts on social media, with the film having been described as 'anxiety-inducing' (Netflix)Some viewers said that it had left in tears, with one fan tweeting: "My emotions was all over the place watching this movie. Crying my eyes out at the end." Another person said: "This movie had me crying so many times like bawlinggg."
"I just finished watching #NowhereNetflix and I'm STILL crying. sooo intense," wrote someone else. Another person said: "A mother's love is something else. Can't stop crying." Someone tweeted: "I have not stop crying omg!" Another person said: "#NowhereNetflix got me crying like a baby."
Nowhere is available on Netflix now.