Aniara

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David W @Sternhammer Feb 22 Equal parts fascinating and depressing. It's very Scandinavian in its pacing but is beautifully constructed, even if what is constructed is unapologetically bleak and melancholic. It is, however, a future classic of its type and a very different kind of sci-fi compared to most being made today. I certainly can't see Disney making a remake of this though.. Be warned, this is very impressive, brave and deeply affecting film making but it most certainly isn't a feel good movie. See more Francis S @RT52832345 Nov 17 They could have done a lot of things with such a good plot, but decided to be amateurs and go for the low hanging, low IQ fruit, with the end result being an unimaginative ramble with no character development whatsoever and no reason to watch this train wreck. They could have at least made a character out of outer space, which would have been more profound than any of the characters in this film, but they missed that too, showing very few scenes of space. See more Lucifer M @RT37068049 Nov 11 This film genuinely depressed me. It’s bleak, depressing and heartbreaking. With phenomenal performances and beautiful cinematography with incredible VFX, this is a film you do not want to miss out on. A melancholic cautionary tale for humanity of the dangers of taking our world for granted and what our last resort would look like. You’ve been warned though; it is very bleak. See more Samitha B @Samitha Aug 8 An utter waste of time. You want lesbian sex in space? There are better alternatives!! See more g j @RT02395222 Jul 6 Richly beautiful in its bleakness See more Jonathan K @aFIREintheattic Apr 26 Aniara is a eulogy to Earth and nature, while also serving as a commentary on how we numb ourselves to escape reality. Much weirder than I expected, but in a good way! It has an underlying energy of a climate disaster movie, with a baked-in message about our current exploitation of our planet's resources, reminding us of the insane gift that Earth is. The film was more artsy than I anticipated, too. As the movie goes on, it gets pretty moody, leaving space for some interpretation, especially when it’s exploring the theme of human insignificance in the vastness of space and time. See more Read all reviews

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