This is one of a small handful of movies I've seen in my life where the cinematography absolutely makes the show. From the very first minute until the end, everything (the cars, the people,, the houses, the clothing, the city and so on) are so darn depressing I felt like I was in the middle of it. I don't know who shot this film but whoever is a frickin' genius with his camera. A day after watching it< i'm still depressed. Netflix accidentally released this in perfect timing with the virus. I'm glad I live in Texas and not Poland.
