Inspired by true events, Centigrade follows Naomi (Genesis Rodriguez), a book writer travelling with her husband Matt (Vincent Piazza). While the two are travelling to Norway for a tour, they decide to stop their SUV and get some rest. They also cannot drive any further during the wild and ongoing snowstorm. The film begins with both leads waking up inside the car only to find there they are now buried deep in snow, and they are both trapped with no way of escaping. We witness our leading characters debate the best way to survive and attempt to escape the cold without being trapped forever. Along the way, the film provides its audiences with a few major reveals, mostly shared in moments of either frustration or weakness. Those who have been following Walkden Entertainment for some time will know I am a massive fan of films that take place in one location. It is a real challenge for both actors and filmmakers to pull off for a full feature-length film. Titles like Buried, Phone Booth & Locke are some of my all-time favourites that do this concept well. Thankfully, performances from both leading actors in this film are generally pleasing from start to finish. I also noticed massive changes in both actor’s appearances as the film progressed. This was a nice touch of realism, given the story. Overall, with a positive performance and dramatic story based on actual event, Centigrade will certainly be enjoyed by a selected audience of movie lovers. This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com