A family on a tropical holiday is urged by their hotel to visit a secluded beach tucked between rocky cliffs, and other guests join them there: another couple with a small daughter, a middle-aged pair and a well-known rapper. The outing turns frightening when the visitors find a body and notice that the children among them are growing up within hours. Something about the cove is speeding up their lives, so that a single day at the shore covers decades, and leaving proves impossible.
M. Night Shyamalan directed and wrote the screenplay, and produced with Marc Bienstock and Ashwin Rajan. It is the twelfth of the fifteen films he has directed, following Glass and preceding Knock at the Cabin. Gael García Bernal and Vicky Krieps play the parents, Guy and Prisca, with Rufus Sewell as Charles and Abbey Lee as Chrystal; Alex Wolff and Thomasin McKenzie portray the children at older ages. The production, mounted by Universal Pictures, Perfect World Pictures and Blinding Edge Pictures, cost about 18 million dollars and took roughly 90 million worldwide.
On IMDb the film holds a critics' rating of 5.5 from 344 reviews, while on TMDB viewers give it 6.3 from over five thousand votes, a modest split between professional and audience response.
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