Coma (2020)
Coma
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Parallel realities are always complex, but fun to explore on the big screen. Sometimes the stories are thrilling, deep and thought-provoking (such as the series 'Stranger Things' or 'Rick and Morty', for example). In others, missteps along the way end up making the story get lost in its own complexity (as is the case with the movie 'The Dark Tower'). Fortunately, the feature film 'Koma' falls into the first group. With touches of 'Inception', the production plays with the absurdities of the unreal within the real, and vice versa. The firm direction of Nikita Argunov, who makes his debut in directing after producing the Russian 'Guardians', draws attention for its control of ideas and the interesting way he can arrange everything throughout the plot. An ideal movie for those who like fantasies that mix dreams, alternate realities, fantasy and a lot of paranoia -- even more so when the truth about the plot is revealed. Blockbuster.
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After a mysterious accident a young architect comes back to his senses in a very odd world. He must find out the exact laws and regulations of it as he fights for his life and keeps on looking for the exit to the real world.
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