H.H.L.

About This Movie

H.H.L. (2016) presents a grim, gritty vision of a future that’s unsettlingly close. The atmosphere is thick with despair, as brothers Miro and Lucio navigate the underbelly of addiction with their friend May. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing tension to build as they delve deeper into the darker aspects of human nature. Harvesting Nuke from corpses adds a disturbing layer to the narrative, provoking thoughts about morality and desperation. Practical effects here are surprisingly effective, enhancing the film's rawness without feeling overly polished. Performances are compelling, capturing the desperation and complexity of characters lost in a society crumbling beneath its choices. There’s something distinct about its approach to storytelling that makes it linger long after viewing.

A unique take on addiction in a dystopian setting. · Interesting use of practical effects to enhance realism. · Explores complex themes of morality and desperation.