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Robert Pattinson | ... | Monte | |
Juliette Binoche | ... | Dr. Dibs | |
André Benjamin | ... | Tcherny | |
Mia Goth | ... | Boyse | |
Lars Eidinger | ... | Chandra | |
Agata Buzek | ... | Nansen | |
Claire Tran | ... | Mink | |
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Ewan Mitchell | ... | Ettore |
Gloria Obianyo | ... | Elektra | |
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Scarlett Lindsey | ... | Willow - Baby |
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Jessie Ross | ... | Willow - Teenager |
Victor Banerjee | ... | Professor | |
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Juliette Picollot | ... | Journalist |
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John Kimani Njeri | ... | Prisoner |
Takes place beyond the solar system in a future that seems like the present. About a group of criminals who accept a mission in space to become the subjects of a human reproduction experiment. They find themselves in the most unimaginable situation after a storm of cosmic rays hit the ship.
This is not a thriller/ sci-fi film but a failed art project relying too heavily on controversy alone. I'm guessing that the space / ship scenes were made to look ridiculously fake on purpose, as I've seen more convincing cinematography in movies from the 1960's.
Unlike many people at the TIFF screening who kept leaving as the film progressed, I actually stayed for the entire thing. It felt much longer than ity was but still managed to end abruptly.
Only positive thing was Robert Pattinson's acting. None of the actors were bad, but there is nothing that they could have done to save this one.