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Metropia
Description
A man (Vincent Gallo) who hears a voice in his head uncovers a conspiracy linked to Europe's underground train system. He then finds out that his life is controlled in every detail.
A man (Vincent Gallo) who hears a voice in his head uncovers a conspiracy linked to Europe's underground train system. He then finds out that his life is controlled in every detail.
Actors:
Sofia Helin,
Shanti Roney,
Michael Mansson,
Sandy Mansson,
Joanna Mikolajczyk,
Annelie Persson,
Jon Wigfield
Sofia Helin
25 April 1972, Hovsta, Örebro län, Sweden
Shanti Roney
24 November 1970, Stockholm, Sweden
Michael Mansson
27 June 1938
Sandy Mansson
6 April 1941
Joanna Mikolajczyk
22 October 1980, Lódz, Lódzkie, Poland
Annelie Persson
Jon Wigfield
Director:
Tarik Saleh
Tarik Saleh
Country:
Euro
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September 12, 2011
Metropia treads a well-worn Orwellian path (see: Brazil, 1985) but Tarik Saleh's debut compensates for the lack of narrative invention with stunning visuals.
November 18, 2010
Corporate conspiracy, urban alienation and mind control through shampoo are stirred up in Tarik Saleh's animated science fiction dystopia...
August 13, 2010
Sinister fantasy enthusiasts will revel in Saleh's bold effort, but for the rest, there's little enjoyment to be had.
New York Times
May 12, 2010
Technically innovative but narratively moribund.
