Imagine Hong Kong Director Wong Kar Wai, making a television series about the isolation of modern life, AI’s failure to fill the void created by the modern world’s need for human contact and an emotionless hunt for a serial killer and you might have an idea what Somebody feels like.
Don’t be fooled by the trailer. This is not a thrilling, edge of your seat journey through unexpected twists and turns. Instead, it is a slow meditation on what people search for in their unfulfilled lives. If you are a fan of shows and movies that feature “lots of space”, filmed in cold, unwelcoming sets decorated with what looks like large concrete blocks for furniture, this may be for you.
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Imagine Hong Kong Director Wong Kar Wai, making a television series about the isolation of modern life, AI’s failure to fill the void created by the modern world’s need for human contact and an emotionless hunt for a serial killer and you might have an idea what Somebody feels like.
Don’t be fooled by the trailer. This is not a thrilling, edge of your seat journey through unexpected twists and turns. Instead, it is a slow meditation on what people search for in their unfulfilled lives. If you are a fan of shows and movies that feature “lots of space”, filmed in cold, unwelcoming sets decorated with what looks like large concrete blocks for furniture, this may be for you.