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The Night Eats the World (2018) is a haunting blend of zombie horror and psychological drama. The film follows Sam, a reclusive musician living in Paris, who wakes up after a party to find the world has descended into chaos. The city is eerily silent, and the streets are overrun by the undead. Trapped alone in an apartment building, Sam must come to terms with his isolation while navigating the dangers of a zombie apocalypse.

Sam fortifies the building, scavenging for supplies and creating a routine to maintain his sanity. However, the overwhelming solitude begins to take its toll. As days turn into weeks, his only company is a caged zombie named Alfred, whom he uses as a silent confidant. Through Sam’s interactions with Alfred and his increasingly surreal experiences, the film explores the psychological effects of isolation and loneliness.

Despite his efforts to adapt, Sam’s mental state begins to unravel. He is haunted by memories, hallucinations, and the constant threat of the undead outside. When he finally encounters another survivor, he faces a moral dilemma: trust and risk his safety or continue his solitary existence.

With its quiet, introspective approach, The Night Eats the World offers a unique take on the zombie genre. The film delves into themes of survival, human connection, and the fragility of the mind in the face of overwhelming solitude, delivering a chilling and thought-provoking experience.