Paul Liddement

I liked it. The message, the flow and direction. The fact that it keeps you going without holding your hand. I like that it gives the recipient the ability to receive it the way they want to. There are a few things that feel a little too stoic but that helps the narrative stretch out. It didn’t feel like a long film although took a little bit to get going. It was a world a very possible world that gives an insight into the what if. I’d like to see a sequel with a whole other family in a different setting with more information. But I liked it. Some of the camera work was really experimental and worked to keep the viewer disoriented. A great film is one you would watch again and I will watch it again.