What's Right with America

About This Movie

What's Right with America is a curious blend of drama, history, and even a hint of science fiction. Directed by Mark Cole, it captures a family's disorienting return to a country turned dystopian after their years in New Guinea. The pacing feels deliberate, almost contemplative, as it unravels the stark contrast between their past altruism and the grim present. The atmosphere is thick with tension, underscored by strong performances that really flesh out the characters' struggles. The practical effects used to depict the societal shift add a layer of unsettling realism, making the viewer feel the weight of the loss of freedom. It’s this juxtaposition that makes it stand out, a reflection on the fragility of democracy wrapped in a familial journey.

Distinctive blend of genres that keeps you engaged.Strong thematic elements on freedom and family.Practical effects contribute to the film's tense atmosphere.