Beautifully shot 'Alone' feels like a haunting Fly On The Wall experience inside a cynical Anti-Masker's home. As the Covid cases rise in the film, you're transported to a time of fewer deaths and unknown hysteria. Les nails the role of the bitter bigot, which is a departure from all his roles. Alone shows the early fears and still present danger of the virus. Great cautionary tale to skeptics.
Review of Alone
