I had a very different idea about the film after watching the trailer. But it didn't disappoint and in a way depicts today's London even though it's supposed to be dystopian as I agree with most of the comments.
However most people don't really understand the metaphorical depiction that actually people are classified, alienated, pushed out of their homes and zones and left in poverty by the system.
I know stories of people and I can also relate to the housing problems and neighbourhoods that are neglected and crime becomes increasingly apparent. Not as much as they describe in the film but pretty soon all this and much more can become the truth.
Not just people of colour but more diverse and low income groups are all in the same boat.
This isn't a real reflection of London now but still explains the system and what may come to pass if things aren't improved and more humane.
However most people don't really understand the metaphorical depiction that actually people are classified, alienated, pushed out of their homes and zones and left in poverty by the system.
I know stories of people and I can also relate to the housing problems and neighbourhoods that are neglected and crime becomes increasingly apparent. Not as much as they describe in the film but pretty soon all this and much more can become the truth.
Not just people of colour but more diverse and low income groups are all in the same boat.
This isn't a real reflection of London now but still explains the system and what may come to pass if things aren't improved and more humane.