Set a Date

About This Movie

So, 'Set a Date' has this intriguing premise that really grabs you. It dives into the psychological toll of knowing your expiration date—Andrés, the protagonist, is a young cop who learns he has just 20 minutes left to live. The film has a tight, anxious pacing that keeps you on edge, and the atmosphere is almost claustrophobic, as the clock ticks down. There's a mix of practical effects that serve the story well, especially during the more intense moments. The performances are solid, with a rawness that feels authentic. It explores themes of mortality and choice in a way that doesn’t feel preachy. Overall, it stands out in the sci-fi thriller landscape for its unique narrative approach and emotional depth.

Psychological exploration of mortality · Claustrophobic atmosphere adds tension · Unique narrative approach in sci-fi genre