I'm gonna guess this movie was made by a group of very perceptive people who aren't duped by the propaganda of the government and media. If it can help open some people's eyes, that would be fantastic.
I won't detail the plot, I don't want to ruin it, the description on IMDB is totally sufficient, if that sounds interesting, and some of the downsides below I mention won't other you, watch it!
It is very low-budget, with limited sets, mostly filmed indoors, the audio as noted y others isn't great, but honestly, it isn't nearly as horrible as others have claimed. Others claimed some parts were way too loud, but I watched it on my TV and did not find it incredibly uneven. No, I find the sound was less uneven than in "Hacksaw Ridge" in all honesty, which had VERY uneven sound mixing. However, I would say that it is clear in some spots, the mic used was not very high quality, particularly in the scenes with the Asian character, the audio in his scenes are always echo heavy, but not to the point you can't understand him. The rest of the audio is good enough, other then sometimes the music playing in the background is slightly too loud. Again, minor sound issues, nothing that for most people, will destroy the enjoyment of the film.
For a movie with limited locations that is 100% dialogue driven, and not being able to show the actual city talked about "Arcadia" due to budget constraints, I never lost interest. Obviously some people here have shorter attention spans and are annoyed by the constant dialogue, and if that annoys you. I'd avoid this. The script here is quite solid and the acting performances are all decent to good. Not a ad actor here, which for a cast of unknowns, is often rare. Despite the dialogue heavy narrative, it is relatively fast-paced, and I was shocked when I found out I was at the final 5 minutes of the film. It didn't feel that long, it stayed interesting throughout, even if I could guess some of the trajectory, I never lost my interest. With limited locations, it succeeds in some decent world building, which is no small feat.
What really got me abut this movie was how much this parallels our current times, it pretty well is accurate to what is going on right now around the world with the medical tyranny. This movie could not be made with a big budget, no way, it would get stopped before it entered production. Low-budget movie making is really where it's at nowadays if you want solid ideas and scripts, especially in sci-fi.
