Imagine making a film on a limited budget, with a basic story, where none of the actors ever actually say anything. That's what "Year 10" does and guess what, its "excellent". This film manages to crawl under you skin on a primal, instinctual level, where each nerve shredding moment, is one defined by the need to overcome traumatic events and potentially sudden, violent death. Suffice to say, this is an edge of your seat,emotionally nerve wracking watch, that amps up the tension to 110% and in its very final scenes, even manages to be a little emotionally compelling. In summary, fo...