The Human Purge
Directed by Eduardo Williams
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Overview
An undefined sound permeates the city of Athens: constant sirens that no one mentions but everyone seems to accept. Amidst moonlit streets and rooftops, the film follows fragments of lives, from students discussing the university blockade to those searching for a missing friend. The vibration continues in Bangkok, where we meet Mok and Arm with their friends, caught between cosmic dreams and everyday absurdities, while the film accumulates presences, frequencies, and questions until reaching a perceptual threshold where the world seems to oscillate between transformation and collapse.
