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"The Sky Has Fallen" is a low-budget indie horror film that revolves around survivors in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by vicious creatures. Directed by Doug Roos, the movie follows a couple, Lance and Rachel, as they navigate the dangers of the desolate landscape while encountering other survivors. Despite its limited resources, the film showcases decent makeup effects and atmosphere. However, it struggles with pacing issues, limited character development, and a plot that lacks depth, resulting in a rather formulaic and predictable storyline. Overall, it's a commendable effort for an independent horror flick, but it falls short in delivering a truly gripping or unique post-apocalyptic narrative.

Apologies for the confusion earlier. As of 2018, "Lucid" is a British independent film directed by Adam Morse. It follows the story of a young man named Zel, played by Laurie Calvert, who discovers he has the ability to lucid dream.

The film dives into Zel's struggle with narcolepsy and his unique ability to control his dreams. As he delves deeper into the world of lucid dreaming, Zel finds solace and a sense of freedom from his reality, exploring his desires and fantasies within his dreams.

"Lucid" explores themes of self-discovery, escapism, and the blurred lines between dreams and reality. It employs visually captivating sequences to portray the fantastical dream world juxtaposed with Zel's challenges in the waking world due to his narcolepsy.

Laurie Calvert delivers a compelling performance as Zel, capturing the character's vulnerability and desire for control over his life. The film's narrative, though at times disjointed, offers an intriguing concept that explores the human psyche and the power of dreams.

Despite its limited release and relatively low-budget production, "Lucid" presents an ambitious and thought-provoking take on the complexities of dreams and the human mind, making it an interesting watch for fans of independent cinema and those intrigued by the concept of lucid dreaming.

The film is entertaining, but it doesn't convey many positive messages. The main themes are violent retaliation and the notion that you should "play by your own rules, because if you play by the other guy's, you'll lose." All things considered, though, there is a lesson to be learned: "You'll regret the things you didn't do more than the things you did do." Although Charlie is a skilled fighter, resourceful, calm, and truly likeable, he is also a professional criminal who has caused numerous fatalities and who knows what more crimes, yet he gets away with it all.

With a few exceptions, the majority of the cast is male and White. Marcie (the romantic protagonist played by Morena Baccarin, a Brazilian performer),