Caitlin Cronenberg Goes Her Own Dark, Dystopic Way With 'Humane'
The photographer-turned-filmmaker walks us through her blackly comic debut, involving eco-disaster, euthanasia, family, and blood. Lots of blood.
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The photographer-turned-filmmaker walks us through her blackly comic debut, involving eco-disaster, euthanasia, family, and blood. Lots of blood.
In a future where state-sanctioned euthanasia is the answer to climate change, four furious siblings have two hours to decide which one will die.
The film’s micro approach to a macro crisis never connects because we’re never given a reason to care about these specific people.
'Humane,' Caitlin Cronenberg's debut starring Jay Baruchel, revolves around a father's decision to enlist in a government depopulation program.
For the good of humanity, of course