The Platform

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Descend through a nightmarish, vertical vision of society where a shifting feast reveals human nature's raw edge—hope and horror clash as each level scrambles for survival, proving solidarity can be more elusive than the food itself.

The Platform Trivia

What is the primary setting of the film "The Platform"? (Easy)

#1: A spaceship

#2: A vertical prison

#3: A haunted house

#4: An island

What is the original language of the film "The Platform"? (Expert)

#1: Spanish

#2: English

#3: French

#4: German

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The Platform Fun Facts

The Platform was filmed vertically to emphasize the storyline's focus on class and social hierarchy.

The Platform’s original Spanish title, El Hoyo, translates to The Hole.

The Platform Polls

Favorite Character in The Platform

Goreng

Trimagasi

Baharat

Miharu

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Favorite Scene in The Platform

The Opening Scene

The Prison Descent

The Final Scene

The Feast Scene

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Popular Characters

Goring

Trimagasi

Miharu

The Man From 3

Imoguiri

Baharat

A Young Man From 202

The Woman From 2

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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film_release

March 8, 2019

Release of The Platform

The Platform, a Spanish science fiction horror film directed by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia, was released.

distribution

March 20, 2020

Netflix Acquires The Platform

Netflix acquired the international distribution rights to The Platform, making it available to a global audience.

popularity

April 2020

The Platform Gains Global Popularity

Following its release on Netflix, The Platform gained significant international attention and became a popular film in the sci-fi and horror genres.

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