His body of work is like the radiohead album ‘ok computer,’ but in film.
Dystopian British technocracy, where everyone is kept clueless, fearful, and paranoid, where everybody knows something is very wrong, but they can’t express it or pin it down, much less discuss it. So they take drugs or drink to try to ease the pressures, which, after much abuse leads to an area of your brain responsible for dreaming shutting off— so you kind of dream while you’re awake. Your reasoning fails and you’re left highly emotional, crying in “the tube” on the way to your meaningless job that you “can’t quit.” Staring into your phone’s digital gulag pressing likes to get likes back because you need more dopamine.
I’m actually not sure what i’ve seen of and haven’t seen of his earlier stuff, His works all blend together in a way… and i’ve been watching his films and shows for almost 20 years, and he’s just so prolific, he releases several things annually.
I need to make a checklist, “gotta catch’em all.” Lol
The Trap is amazing.
His body of work is like the radiohead album ‘ok computer,’ but in film.
Dystopian British technocracy, where everyone is kept clueless, fearful, and paranoid, where everybody knows something is very wrong, but they can’t express it or pin it down, much less discuss it. So they take drugs or drink to try to ease the pressures, which, after much abuse leads to an area of your brain responsible for dreaming shutting off— so you kind of dream while you’re awake. Your reasoning fails and you’re left highly emotional, crying in “the tube” on the way to your meaningless job that you “can’t quit.” Staring into your phone’s digital gulag pressing likes to get likes back because you need more dopamine.
I’m actually not sure what i’ve seen of and haven’t seen of his earlier stuff, His works all blend together in a way… and i’ve been watching his films and shows for almost 20 years, and he’s just so prolific, he releases several things annually.
I need to make a checklist, “gotta catch’em all.” Lol