This film will disappoint fans who basically don't want to think too much. Those who want everything explained, obvious, clear and explicit.
It seems to me that this film is not about truisms. It's a matter of reflection. Perhaps its intention is precisely to force people to question themselves about this blind and alienating individuality that takes over everyone, to the point that people prefer to stay glued to their cell phones or TV screens all day, rather than have more interaction with their family members. . or the people around. The film shows this and the final scene clearly symbolizes this message. Pay attention to the scene. It's all there. There are still other issues to be addressed in this reflection: narrative control, absolute dependence on technology, little concern with the search for correct information. But something tells me that most people will think that nothing in this film makes sense, that there are clear gaps in the narrative, but the answers are all there. The premise is excellent, tense, mysterious, suffocating and scary in that nothing is known about what happens. But the easy answer to these questions never comes, never! It's because that's not the idea, it's not to make it easier to understand. It is precisely to invite the viewer to reflect. And it's good that we start to reflect, because we are heading towards chaos, towards the collapse of society, but few are paying attention. Rate 7.0.
It seems to me that this film is not about truisms. It's a matter of reflection. Perhaps its intention is precisely to force people to question themselves about this blind and alienating individuality that takes over everyone, to the point that people prefer to stay glued to their cell phones or TV screens all day, rather than have more interaction with their family members. . or the people around. The film shows this and the final scene clearly symbolizes this message. Pay attention to the scene. It's all there. There are still other issues to be addressed in this reflection: narrative control, absolute dependence on technology, little concern with the search for correct information. But something tells me that most people will think that nothing in this film makes sense, that there are clear gaps in the narrative, but the answers are all there. The premise is excellent, tense, mysterious, suffocating and scary in that nothing is known about what happens. But the easy answer to these questions never comes, never! It's because that's not the idea, it's not to make it easier to understand. It is precisely to invite the viewer to reflect. And it's good that we start to reflect, because we are heading towards chaos, towards the collapse of society, but few are paying attention. Rate 7.0.