Atlantis

Hard and hyper realistic. It's not an easy-watch movie, it's depressive and full of deep meaning. I love the backing, the unbeliveble atmosphere, the plot, the play. Really worth of watching but find the moment.

Blink and you might miss something. This is a film that develops slowly, is mostly quiet, and can be frustrating. It builds slowly, scene upon scene, to tell the story of a country damaged by war with those left forced to think about their motivations and what comes next. I didn't quite know what I was watching until the end when I was pleasantly surprised that everything added up to a new kind of film that was quite worth my attention. There is nothing sci-fi about this so don't get your hopes up. This film is, however, absolutely beautiful to look at and has a strong directorial point of view, examining environment, machine, space, and our relation to them.

Film is not about some very hypothetical future. Is about present time. No matter that war is still continue, the main think is war can't make sweet future. No matter will it be glorious victory or just disappointment of enemies the main think that war already did her dark work, our Ukraine has deep wound and have to live with this wound

The film is very slow and balanced. This is a great auteur film, but not a mass one. After watching, I was shocked and crushed (this is a plus towards the movie). This film is meditation (whatever it is).

I recommend not watching the trailer, because it shows too much.

For lovers of the post apocalyptic and dystopia, watch this movie. It is a bunch of stories within a story, with an extreme wealth or true nuggets of cinema. Beautiful filming; no fear of taking long slow and silent shots. Good acting. It was also an anti-war movie, showing that in war there are no winners, except for cynicism.