[Sitges FF] This dystopia between "Mad Max" (1976) and "Waterworld" (1995) raises some interesting concepts that have to do with the ethics of domination, the idea of colonization from the point of view of the colonizers and of the "common good" as justification for sacrifice. But it isn't fully developed, and the script seems more comfortable finding conventional ways of survival genre than exploring new horizons.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2021-10-13T09:45:49Z
[Sitges FF] This dystopia between "Mad Max" (1976) and "Waterworld" (1995) raises some interesting concepts that have to do with the ethics of domination, the idea of colonization from the point of view of the colonizers and of the "common good" as justification for sacrifice. But it isn't fully developed, and the script seems more comfortable finding conventional ways of survival genre than exploring new horizons.