An excellent, if incredibly depressing, must-see

Rating: 10/10 (23 July 2007)

The projection of the most dismal future imaginable -- one where all humans are infertile so there's no reason to care for anything because the world will be empty within most people's lifetimes, and where a violently repressive society treats immigrants like animals -- is well done and horrifyingly realistic. It evokes Orwell's 1984 but is much more slimy and hopeless. A few elements mix despair and hope, but it's very hard to process either one.
The timing of the end was a little frustrating, and I thought to myself that it might be intended to leave room for a sequel. But on reflection, I'm not sure one would be desirable.
This is definitely NOT a "date movie," but it needs to be seen by everyone who expects to live another two decades.