Bokeh

2017 • 91 minutes

About this movie

In this mysterious sci-fi film, a young couple wake up one morning to discover every person on Earth has disappeared. The two must struggle to survive while unravelling what forces are at work.

Ratings and reviews

The worst rental l have ever made in my life. They should rename this movie to "Pointing at Coffee" because the apex of this film is when the overly hipster male lead uses an airgun gesture to point at coffee mugs and then at a coffee machine. It's as if he's a botched, half-baked clone of an actual human that ended up only being able to say the word "baby" while looking at the ground and making airguns at inanimate objects. You will have absolutely zero interest if this guy or his forgettable costar make it back to the real world. So much so that you may go back to the Google Play store mid-movie and rent something else in disgust, if only to get the airgun scene out of your mind. I have nothing against hipsters. They are generally harmless as I've found living amongst them in Brooklyn for over five years. But, alas, I would rather have them make an overpriced farm to table menu than seeing them survive in a potentially interesting sci fi film plot.

Pretty much the only redeeming quality of this movie is that it's shot in Iceland (which is beautiful). But there is almost no story and the acting mediocre at best.

It should have been made a thriller with some substance.. I fast fwd to the ending... Glad i watched it on Netflix instead of buying it.