BOREALIS

Thalia represents a woman who refuses to let the world define her. Even in the hell of oblivion, she chooses herself.

At first I didn’t get what was happening, but then it pulled me in. When they all started arguing about who they are - chills.

The concept is strong, though the middle drags a bit. But the ending, especially Cisco’s reveal, is powerful. Smart twist.

When the world loses its memory, only essence remains. This film asks, who do we become when the past is gone?

BOREALIS feels like 'The Road' meets 'Memento'. Gritty, harsh, and unsettling. It perfectly captures the fear of forgetting who you are.

The movie is a social metaphor disguised as sci-fi thriller. The memory loss reflects humanity’s loss of identity and morality. The camera work is cold, the color palette almost clinical. Brilliant direction.

I truly felt for Thalía! When she remembers her daughter, it hits hard. Amid this chaos of a memoryless world, love is the only thing that remains.