Protanopia – Movie Review
Director: Matthew Mahler (What Jack Built)
Writer: Matthew Mahler (Screenplay)
Cast
- Timothy J Cox (Hard Truths)
- Anthony Carey
- Matthew Mahler
- Paula Mahler
Plot: A surreal horror film about greed and masculinity in American suburbia.
Runtime: 1 Hour 15 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Protanopia starts when Alan Roscoe Jr (Cox) takes over a role from his father. He becomes a committee leader but struggles to gain authority over them. Meanwhile, Jack (Mahler) goes on a surreal journey. The two get connected over the sudden disappearance of a local woman as they both struggle to deal with what is reality or not.
As they both try to understand their visions, they find themselves going down a deeper series of mysteries. Until they must face the truth that has drawn them on this journey.
Verdict on Protanopia
Protanopia is a surreal horror journey following two men who have started questioning their own realities. They are battling over different problems as they look to control the neighbourhood. However, the journey takes them down an unexpected journey.
This movie takes us on a wild journey filled with unusual twists and turns. It shows how stepping into roles can be difficult and people won’t always accept change. However, the journeys are strange and often feel more disconnected from the bigger events happening. There tends to be more of a focus on giving us uncomfortable events to witness, rather than making the most sense of the horrors involved.
Final Thoughts – Protanopia takes us on a wild surreal ride.
