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* CosyCatatrophe: Despite the challenges brought on by the collapse of society and the loss of many luxuries and convinces that civilization afforded them, Nell and Eva are for the most part able to do just fine for themselves in their idyllic secluded forest home despite having essentially regressed back to pre-industrial levels of technology.
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* CosyCatatrophe: CosyCatastrophe: Despite the challenges brought on by the collapse of society and the loss of many luxuries and convinces that civilization afforded them, Nell and Eva are for the most part able to do just fine for themselves in their idyllic secluded forest home despite having essentially regressed back to pre-industrial levels of technology.
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* BigBlackout: The plot-triggering event. It's never revealed what caused it or how wide it spreads.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: Stan [[spoiler: rapes Eva in the film. In the book he was a one-note character that only appears in the store and the rapist is a stranger.]]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: Stan [[spoiler: [[spoiler:Stan rapes Eva in the film. In the book he was a one-note character that only appears in the store and the rapist is a stranger.]]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: Stan [[spoiler: rapes Eva in the film. In the book he was a one-note character that only appears in the store and the rapist is a stranger.]]
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''Into the Forest'' is a 2016 Canadian [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] drama film written and directed by Patricia Rozema, based on the debut novel of the same name by Jean Heglund.
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''Into the Forest'' is a 2016 Canadian [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] drama film written and directed by Patricia Rozema, based on the debut novel of the same name by Jean Heglund.Hegland.
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* TheLoad: While Nell becomes quite the competent survivor over the film, Eva is nothing but trouble. Instead of contributing to the upkeep of the house, she just spends her time practicing her dancing, whining about the lack of electricity and begging to use the generator. She does chop some wood once. In the final act she doubles-down on being a load by keeping her pregnancy (counter to her own advice) and burdening the family with a baby to care for.
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* NoEnding: [[spoiler:The film ends with the two sisters and Eva's newborn camping in the woods, without a home or a clear idea of how they'll survive. There is no indication of whether the blackout will ever end]].
* NoBikesInTheApocalypse: The family's only transportation choices are walking or using the family car because Robert had recently given their bikes away to some poor kids.
* NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted, as Nell is relieved over getting hers after having unprotected sex with Eli.
* NoBikesInTheApocalypse: The family's only transportation choices are walking or using the family car because Robert had recently given their bikes away to some poor kids.
* NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted, as Nell is relieved over getting hers after having unprotected sex with Eli.
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* NoEnding: [[spoiler:The film ends with the two sisters and Eva's newborn camping in the woods, without a home or a clear idea of how they'll survive. There is no indication of whether the blackout will ever end]].
* NoBikesInTheApocalypse: The family's only transportation choices are walking or using the family car because Robert had recently given their bikes away to some poor kids.
* NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted, as Nell is relieved over getting hers after having unprotected sex with Eli.
* NoBikesInTheApocalypse: The family's only transportation choices are walking or using the family car because Robert had recently given their bikes away to some poor kids.
* NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted, as Nell is relieved over getting hers after having unprotected sex with Eli.
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Starring Creator/EllenPage and Creator/EvanRachelWood, the story follows two sisters, Nell and Eva, struggling to survive in a secluded forest home during a BigBlackout that has caused a collapse of society.
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Starring Creator/EllenPage Creator/ElliotPage and Creator/EvanRachelWood, the story follows two sisters, Nell and Eva, struggling to survive in a secluded forest home during a BigBlackout that has caused a collapse of society.
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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: Judging by the slightly futuristic computers the family has in the beginning, the film takes place a few years into the future.
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* MissingMom: Nell and Eva's mother apparently died sometime prior to the events of the film. She's only seen in home videos from years before (though the last don't seem that long ago). It's possibly implied in the last film that she's sick, and if so this probably wasn't too long prior to her death.
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* MissingMom: ParentalAbandonment:
** Nell and Eva's dad dies early on due to an accident with the chainsaw.
** Nell and Eva's mother apparently died sometime prior to the events of the film. She's only seen in home videos from years before (though the last don't seem that long ago). It's possibly implied in the last film that she's sick, and if so this probably wasn't too long prior to her death.
** Nell and Eva's dad dies early on due to an accident with the chainsaw.
** Nell and Eva's mother apparently died sometime prior to the events of the film. She's only seen in home videos from years before (though the last don't seem that long ago). It's possibly implied in the last film that she's sick, and if so this probably wasn't too long prior to her death.
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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: Judging by the slightly futuristic computers the family has in the beginning, the film takes place a few years into the future.
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* RealityEnsues: The sisters are living in a not-quite-complete house in a rainy forest. After a beam of the roof collapses, the whole place becomes infested with black mold and unlivable.
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** Eva warns Nell not to get pregnant after she starts seeing Eli, since they taking care of a baby would be difficult for them. Later in the film it's Eva who becomes pregnant due to rape by a man they met briefly before. Despite what she said and Nell suggesting an abortion, Eva decides to keep it, with the pair making things work.
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* CanadaDoesNotExist: Unless you notice the initials of the news network briefly visible in an early scene, you'd be forgiven for assuming that the film takes place in America. No one mentions the name of the country, and Nell is studying for the SAT, something a bit more ubiquitous in the US than in Canada. The original novel is set in California.
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* CanadaDoesNotExist: Unless you notice the initials of the news network briefly visible in an early scene, you'd be forgiven for assuming that the film takes place in America. No one mentions the name of the country, and Nell is studying for the SAT, something a bit more ubiquitous in the US than in Canada. The original novel is set in California. It's made even more confusing when they speak of going East... to Boston, instead of say Montreal.
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* MissingMom: Nell and Eva's mother apparently died sometime prior to the events of the film. She's only seen in home videos from years before (though the last don't seem that long ago). It's possibly implied in the last film that she's sick, and if so this probably wasn't too long prior to her death.
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* NoEnding: [[spoiler:The film ends with the sisters and their newborn camping in the woods, without a home or a clear idea of how they'll survive. There is no indication of whether the blackout will ever end]].
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* NoEnding: [[spoiler:The film ends with the two sisters and their Eva's newborn camping in the woods, without a home or a clear idea of how they'll survive. There is no indication of whether the blackout will ever end]].
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* ChildByRape: One of the two protagonist sisters, Eva, finds she's pregnant after a man she bought gas from earlier in the film rapes her. Eva decides against getting an abortion as Nell suggests. Instead Nell helps her give birth and they end up intending to raise the baby together.
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* ChildByRape: One of the two protagonist sisters, Eva, finds she's pregnant after a man she bought gas from earlier in the film rapes her. Eva decides against getting an abortion as Nell suggests. Instead Instead, Nell helps her give birth and they end up intending to raise the baby together.
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* GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: After Eva gets pregnant due to rape, though her sister Neil suggests an abortion, and even looks up how to induce one in a medical book she has, Eva decides against doing so, saying she doesn't want to lose anything else. She also had suffered a miscarriage in the past, and thus wants to have a child. In the end Nell helps her give birth and they intend to raise the baby together.
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* GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: After Eva gets pregnant due to rape, though her sister Neil suggests an abortion, and even looks up how to induce one in a medical book she has, Eva decides against doing so, saying she doesn't want to lose anything else. She also had suffered a miscarriage in the past, and thus wants to have a child. In the end end, Nell helps her give birth and they intend to raise the baby together.
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* RapeAsDrama: [[spoiler:Nell is raped by Stan at the beginning of the third act]].
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* NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted, as Nell is relieved over getting hers after having unprotected sex with Eli.
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* RiddleForTheAges: What was going on with that car by the roadside? Robert retreats and drives the family away before we can any clear picture.
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* RiddleForTheAges: What was going on with that car by the roadside? Robert retreats and drives the family away before we can get any clear picture.
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''Into the Forest'' is a 2016 Canadian [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] drama film written and directed by Patricia Rozema, based on the debut novel of the same name by Jean Heglund.
''Into the Forest'' is a 2016 Canadian [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] drama film written and directed by Patricia Rozema, based on the debut novel of the same name by Jean Heglund.
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* MinimalistCast: The bulk of the film is just Nell and Eva, alone in the forest. There are three other important supporting roles.
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* RiddleForTheAges: What was going on with that car by the roadside? Robert retreats and drives the family away before we can any clear picture.
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* ThisIsMySide: After a fight, Eva staples curtains over all the windows in her dance studio and avoids all interaction with Nell.
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* HappierHomeMovie: Eva argues that they should use some gasoline to, in part, watch home movies of the sisters' late parents, but Nell refuses on practical grounds. After Nell [[spoiler:dodges an unwanted pregnancy]], she relents, and the pair watch old movies of the family in happier times.
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: In the HappierHomeMovie, the father holds up a sign introducing the clip as a "Heartwarming home movie."
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: In the HappierHomeMovie, the father holds up a sign introducing the clip as a "Heartwarming home movie."
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* SeriousBusiness: Played for drama with Nell's academic study and Eva's dancing. They're still holding onto their identities in civilized society.
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* SeriousBusiness: SkewedPriorities: Played for drama with Nell's academic study and Eva's dancing. They're They could be using that time and energy to help them survive, but they're still holding onto their identities in civilized society.
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* ApocalypticLogistics: There's never any concern about whether the sisters' gasoline will go bad, though this may simply be due to their ignorance. After at least a few months, it still powers the generator perfectly fine. [[spoiler:After at least 15 months of storage, the gas is still volatile enough to be set ablaze with a spark, which might be possible]].
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* GasolineLastsForever: There's never any concern about whether the sisters' gasoline will go bad, though this may simply be due to their ignorance. After at least a few months, it still powers the generator perfectly fine. [[spoiler:After at least 15 months of storage, the gas is still volatile enough to be set ablaze with a spark, which might be possible]].
* NoEnding: [[spoiler:The film ends with the sisters and theirnewborn, newborn camping in the woods, without a home or a clear idea of how they'll survive. There is no indication of whether the blackout will ever end]].
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* RealityEnsues: The sisters are living in a not-quite-complete house in a rainy forest. After a beam of the roof collapses, the whole place becomes infested with black mold and unlivable.
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* FaceHeelTurn: Stan the clerk gives the family a free box of candles and a hefty discount on the rest of their survival supplies, saying that the community needs to stick together. He returns in the third act to [[spoiler:rape Eva and steal the family's gas and car]].
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* RapeAsDrama: [[spoiler:Nell is raped by Stan at the beginning of the third act]].
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Not to be confused with the 2014 musical ''Film/IntoTheWoods''.
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''Into the Forest'' is a 2016 Canadian drama film written and directed by Patricia Rozema, based on the debut novel of the same name by Jean Heglund.
Starring Creator/EllenPage and Creator/EvanRachelWood, the story follows two sisters, Eva and Nell, struggling to survive in a secluded forest home during a BigBlackout that has caused a collapse of society.
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* ApocalypseHow: An unexplained nationwide blackout causes society to break down.
* BigBlackout: The plot-triggering event. It's never revealed what caused it or how wide it spreads.
* CanadaDoesNotExist: Unless you notice the initials of the news network briefly visible in an early scene, you'd be forgiven for assuming that the film takes place in America. No one mentions the name of the country, and Nell is studying for the SAT, something a bit more ubiquitous in the US than in Canada. The original novel is set in California.
* ChekhovsGunman: Stan, the big box store clerk in the first act, returns in the third act.
* CreatorProvincialism: The original novel takes place in Northern California, but the Canadian film adaptation takes place in Canada, [[CanadaDoesNotExist not that you'd notice]].
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** When Nell complains that she can't study without electricity, her father tells her that she must use the "ancient technology" of books. Much later, she actually realizes that she can use the family library to learn useful survival skills.
** Eva and Nell complain that nothing works in the house that their father built. This foreshadows both [[spoiler:his death due to a poorly reassembled chainsaw and the house's eventual collapse]].
* NoEnding: [[spoiler:The film ends with the sisters and their newborn, camping in the woods, without a home or a clear idea of how they'll survive. There is no indication of whether the blackout will ever end]].
* NoBikesInTheApocalypse: The family's only transportation choices are walking or using the family car because Robert had recently given their bikes away to some poor kids.
* SeriousBusiness: Played for drama with Nell's academic study and Eva's dancing. They're still holding onto their identities in civilized society.
* TrashTheSet: [[spoiler:The film ends with the sisters burning the house down]].
* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: Judging by the slightly futuristic computers the family has in the beginning, the film takes place a few years into the future.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler:What becomes of Eli's group is never revealed]].
* TheWorldsExpertOnGettingKilled: Robert, the father, has all of the family's useful technical skills. [[spoiler:He dies in the first act, leaving Nell and Eva to fend for themselves]].
Starring Creator/EllenPage and Creator/EvanRachelWood, the story follows two sisters, Eva and Nell, struggling to survive in a secluded forest home during a BigBlackout that has caused a collapse of society.
!!Tropes
* ApocalypseHow: An unexplained nationwide blackout causes society to break down.
* BigBlackout: The plot-triggering event. It's never revealed what caused it or how wide it spreads.
* CanadaDoesNotExist: Unless you notice the initials of the news network briefly visible in an early scene, you'd be forgiven for assuming that the film takes place in America. No one mentions the name of the country, and Nell is studying for the SAT, something a bit more ubiquitous in the US than in Canada. The original novel is set in California.
* ChekhovsGunman: Stan, the big box store clerk in the first act, returns in the third act.
* CreatorProvincialism: The original novel takes place in Northern California, but the Canadian film adaptation takes place in Canada, [[CanadaDoesNotExist not that you'd notice]].
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** When Nell complains that she can't study without electricity, her father tells her that she must use the "ancient technology" of books. Much later, she actually realizes that she can use the family library to learn useful survival skills.
** Eva and Nell complain that nothing works in the house that their father built. This foreshadows both [[spoiler:his death due to a poorly reassembled chainsaw and the house's eventual collapse]].
* NoEnding: [[spoiler:The film ends with the sisters and their newborn, camping in the woods, without a home or a clear idea of how they'll survive. There is no indication of whether the blackout will ever end]].
* NoBikesInTheApocalypse: The family's only transportation choices are walking or using the family car because Robert had recently given their bikes away to some poor kids.
* SeriousBusiness: Played for drama with Nell's academic study and Eva's dancing. They're still holding onto their identities in civilized society.
* TrashTheSet: [[spoiler:The film ends with the sisters burning the house down]].
* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: Judging by the slightly futuristic computers the family has in the beginning, the film takes place a few years into the future.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler:What becomes of Eli's group is never revealed]].
* TheWorldsExpertOnGettingKilled: Robert, the father, has all of the family's useful technical skills. [[spoiler:He dies in the first act, leaving Nell and Eva to fend for themselves]].