Scott Mann’s film “Fall,” due in theaters this week, is about two young women (Virginia Gardner and Grace Caroline Currey) who become stranded at the very top of an abandoned 2,000-foot tall radio tower in the middle of the desert.
The two characters climb to the top of the tower to scatter the ashes of a beloved late husband when their ladder breaks off and they get stuck.
There are likely some acrophobes already having panic attacks reading this very premise. For a little context, 2,000 feet is about the height of some of the peaks in the Adirondacks.
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