Wisdom from the Apocalypse

2023
1h 15m

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Gary Graham and Ken May in Wisdom from the Apocalypse (2023)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn the unimaginable, apocalyptic wastelands of the distant future, the fragmented remnants of humanity eke out a precarious existence, their shattered society a haunting echo of bygone times... Tout lireIn the unimaginable, apocalyptic wastelands of the distant future, the fragmented remnants of humanity eke out a precarious existence, their shattered society a haunting echo of bygone times. "Wisdom From The Apocalypse", a gripping anthology film, escorts you into this grim real... Tout lireIn the unimaginable, apocalyptic wastelands of the distant future, the fragmented remnants of humanity eke out a precarious existence, their shattered society a haunting echo of bygone times. "Wisdom From The Apocalypse", a gripping anthology film, escorts you into this grim reality, a chilling testament to human perseverance in the face of oblivion. Starring the indo... Tout lire

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In the Australian segment, 'Roadblock', minor characters are credited not with names but by their lines: "You're gonna die", "You're gonna die out there, mate", and "You're gonna die today".

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An Australian driver picks up a full-size hitchhiker, who hides in the front passenger footwell. Seconds later the driver checks the fuel gauge and the passenger side is completely empty. A car that was following close behind also gets no closer when the lead car stops for the hitcher.

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An anthology of post-apocalyptic tales based around an annual gathering of a dozen or so survivors where stories are shared, but the selection is disjointed and not particularly rational - the setting seems to be the US (although several motorcycles seem to have side stands for left-hand drive areas), but one story is clearly Australian - the implication that civilisation has been destroyed, but a story has still managed to travel between isolated continents.

The gathering seems to have been edited in from somewhere else - the 'storyteller' is seen speaking without sound, while a voiceover narrates. The first story has the feel of a 1980s synthpop music video to scenes of a teenager training alone in martial arts before rescuing a gi4l from bullies. At around fifteen minutes, this is too long for nothing to happen.

A zombie story has the big names, possibly a well-funded short that inspired the anthology, and is followed by a blatant Mad Max segment, then a Book of Eli one, then a Mad Max 3 copy with a "four men enter; one man lives" Murderland.

Finally a mix of 1980s console game graphics (yes, the film is dated 2023) and a live action character fighting drones, before we return to the storyteller to sign off.

The film / sound quality and standard of acting / pacing / direction varies widely but the overall effect is disappointing. It's as if there was no overarching structure; someone just took a bunch of short films and cobbled together a backstory.

Sorry, not great.