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Iris (2015) has this peculiar vibe, a mix of crime and surreal fantasy that’s hard to shake off. The whole premise centers on a guy named Dave who’s in a pretty grim situation—burying a body, no less. But he’s got this Nextphone model, Iris, that has a blinking eye on the screen, and it’s like this eerie, almost sentient presence. The conversations they have while digging are where the film really shines; it’s got this strange blend of dark humor and existential musings. The pacing’s a bit slow, but it suits the atmosphere, creating tension in such a mundane act. The practical effects aren’t flashy, but they keep that gritty feel intact. It’s an interesting piece, definitely distinct in its approach to technology and morality.
Explores themes of technology and morality.Odd combination of crime and fantasy elements.Character-driven with a focus on dialogue.
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Richard Karpala
Director