J. C. Chandor's first feature film trial was All is Lost. The movie was made in 2011. It attracted attention with Margin Calls and a crowded cast. The second film by the director, which was released, announced that the box office would be high.

The film has succeeded in achieving a finger-success among the films of its kind, shot in one location. Robert Redford was the lead actor in the movie. We see the eight-day life of the Oscar-winning actress in the movie Ending. The game, which was formed around a single person, was highly appreciated thanks to the experienced and successful Robert Redford.

It is difficult to get the audience's attention in films where there is only one actor and one actor. Squeezing from the movie is a matter of time. Screenwriter Chandor wrote such a good fiction that the audience wondered about the next scene. Throughout the story, he also included cliché scenes used in sea movies. For example, winds that can capsize the boat or sharks that will terrify people are also included in the story. However, it shows a fairly balanced distribution into the story. No other element has been rushed to the other. There is no fern standing in the film.

The subject of the film All is Lost

The film, which is a one-man giant cast, tells us about the eight-day sea adventure of a man we never knew. Robert Redford plays a person whose story we do not know, whose previous story is not told. We think the owner of the yacht in the middle of the sea. The movie begins when he opens his eyes in the middle of the water. Later in the day, a cargo ship hits the boat. With the effect of this impact, the boat starts to take in water. The audience begins to film, wondering whether the boat will sink. The film, which continues in the form of tension, continues with the thought of what will happen if the ship does not sink. Somehow the boat gets rid of sinking. New disasters will emerge as you breathe in full comfort. The film proceeds in a process without speeches.

It is estimated that it got its name All is Lost. The excitement and the curiosity of the protagonist can stay alive and then leaves himself who the person is. It is necessary to guess who the hero is, what his name is, where he comes from, and falls in the middle of this water. These predictions keep the movie alive.