A view on a fairly common scenario: the prisoner. Answers some of the questions raised by it, including at least one with a humorous answer (you can't pack a lot of laughs into a movie this short, but you can't bore the audience either!). The photography is creative, switching between the usual third person view and the monochrome of the ever-present camera.
The music is well-chosen to be moody and oppressive. I would have liked to see more in the credits than just "Editor / Color ./ Sound Design".
So many movies show immediate attempts to escape and their consequences. That this one doesn't probably says more about the character than the world.
