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Title: Audacious Sci-Fi Western Struggles Under Its Own Weight The film is visually stunning, making brilliant use
The middle section of the film sags significantly, relying more on moody silence than plot development.
A surprisingly endearing, functional-looking, Wall-E-style robot that provides some of the best, most quiet moments of connection. The Bad:
The film builds toward a climax that feels anticlimactic and abrupt, offering little in the way of payoff.
The film is visually stunning, making brilliant use of its low budget to create a truly believable, dusty, and lonely Mars.
Brooklynn Prince (as young Remmy) proves her talent, carrying much of the tension. Nell Tiger Free (as older Remmy) and Ismael Cruz Cordova (as the volatile intruder, Jerry) are also standouts, managing to bring emotional depth to a very minimal script.
It raises many interesting questions about the world it inhabits—how did Earth become uninhabitable? What is happening in the other colonies? The film rarely answers these, choosing to remain frustratingly vague.