Green Butterflies

About This Movie

So, 'Green Butterflies' is this intriguing sci-fi flick that delves into corporate dystopia with an oddly haunting atmosphere. The Horner Corporation’s debacle with the Real 3 model sets the stage, revealing the fragility of tech-driven success. The pacing gets a bit erratic at times, but it’s almost fitting, as the characters grapple with their crumbling empire. There’s a certain grit to the practical effects that makes the glitches feel almost tangible. The performances, though from a largely unknown cast, bring a raw authenticity to the struggle. It grapples with themes of expectation versus reality in innovation, and there's something distinctly unsettling about how real it feels, even in its flaws.

Distinctive take on corporate dystopia · Interesting use of practical effects · Explores the theme of tech failures