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A very well made film that was a pleasure to watch. Excellent acting, direction and cinematography.

Not the conventional story. The director did an incredible work recreating a world where there's no more place for human values and feeling. Slow and deeply touching, beautiful compositions that reflect the inner struggle of the characters living in this grey limbo of meaningless lifes

A film made by people who love cinema and who make their passion manifest in every frame. The editing succeeds in making linear a story that at first glance is very complex; the lead actor brings up all the pain that afflicts his character, literally "shut down" by an imposed routine that he uses as a mean to survive; the director makes the most of nature, combining it with a wild and decadent urban landscape (the outskirts of Catanzaro), the perfect theater of a post-apocalyptic science fiction entirely based on human beings and on the way in which they are afflicted by what surrounds them. Also noteworthy is the soundtrack, full of electronic sounds, perfect for the atmosphere of the film.

I really appreciated this great little film, which exudes a passion for genre cinema and science fiction literature. We are used to super hero protagonists catapulted into various apocalypses ready to sacrifice themselves for the next while here we have a completely apathetic protagonist who seems not even aware of the tragedy that surrounds him because he is too busy clinging to his everyday life, which has completely disintegrated (practically the real everyday life of most human beings). Each character has its own story. Each character moves through this condominium-world trying to survive as best he can. Today it takes courage for independent directors to invest everything in this kind of film, and I think it's right and right to support it despite its flaws.

This Italian science fiction film is undoubtedly a very interesting work that plunges us into a dystopian and suggestive future. He takes inspiration from Ballard's works, and he succeeds in creating that detachment from society and humanity that characterized Ballard's writings. The lead actor Andrea Lupia is very good at playing a cold human being, now devoid of any shred of emotion or hope and together with the other cast members he gives us a beautiful character. A film that certainly deserves one or more visions.