Production, cinematography top notch. Concept, acting, mediocre.

Rating: 4/10 (12 February 2020)

In then year 2027, civilisation has collapsed due to human infertility, apart from in Britain, where refugees are hunted down and kept in cages by many thousands of men in riot gear. Clive Owen, who works at the Ministry of Energy, is tasked with getting the last pregnant woman on Earth (a 'fugee herself) to a rendezvous with a boat called 'Tomorrow' off Bexhill-On-Sea.
Sir Michael Caine, that renowned social justice warrior, is a Lennon-lookalike flatulent old hippy with a wife who does nothing but sit in a wheelchair and blink. She still acts the pants off Clive Owen.
Clive's acting range is stretched here, it has to be said, but he makes a brave stab at going from mild bemusement to utter incomprehension. Especially when he delivers the first baby born in 18 years in about 90 seconds. Yeah, right.
Production and cinematography, yep, great; Very convincing and comprehensive vision of the collapse of British society into a neo-fascist dystopia. There are even funny bits. But the loss of human fertility appears to be the sole concern of the male population, apart from some superannuated hippy women, who manage to maintain a very comfortable lifestyle in spite of worldwide chaos, thank you.