Twenty Twenty-Four

I'm not usually one for these types of films, independent, low budget and only one actor. Luckily for me the viewer it doesn't come across like this at all.

The main (only) actor Andrew Kinsler is an relatively unknown but he does a great job showing the progression of the character and the break down in emotion. The journey you witness with this futuristic character is relatable and believable.

The story also holds up, sure there are questions throughout and sometimes answered aren't supplied. I imagine it to almost be a pre-quel to the video game Fallout where people are sent into vaults in order to survive but answers come later and a good thriller is rare in modern cinema.

The visual affects are strong considering the budget they must of had and the only frustration is the interactive computer that types rather than speaks. It would flow much better if the AI had a voice.

Overall though a strong film which will probably pick up traction over the next few years