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Monday, 19 October 2026

The Immaculate Room (2022)


A couple agrees to stay in a blank white space for 50 days with the promise of earning 5 million dollars at the end of it. With only the minimal essentials for survival and nothing to entertain themselves except each other, it becomes a psychological game to maintain sanity. It's a solid concept, although it runs the real risk of feeling as sterile and empty as its challenge sounds. Being trapped in a room alone with Kate Bosworth doesn't seem like such a bad deal to me.

2½ treats out of 5

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