Tue, June 30, 2020
The visual language is apt—allowing for some online interfaces that are cringe-worthy in retrospect—and Bullock does her best with some flat, gibberish screenwriting that fails to sustain intrigue or pace. It ponders some excellent ideas about our overreliance on digital records and identities, quite presciently in places, but really doesn’t do justice to its premise.
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