As a visionary look at the horrors that lie ahead for a country on the rocks—this is one of the most harrowing yet exhilarating science-fiction epics ever made. The setting is a dystopian not-too-distant future in which the world is divided between left-wing liberals and right-wing conservatives, the principles of truth and integrity in journalism are all but extinct. Kirsten Dunst plays Lee Smith, a fearless, respected photojournalist. On assignment, she tries to make sense of the American predicament and responsibly, accurately and truthfully report the news. She launches an 857-mile trip to D.C. to shoot what may be the last photograph of the president of the U.S., who has become the victim of a murderous mob that holds him prisoner in the White House. She’s accompanied by a small group of fellow reporters, including Jessie (Cailee Spaeny), a worshipful rookie girl who longs to be a carbon of Lee. If you can keep your eyes open through the imagined depiction of the colorful horrors of the American future, you will never be bored.–Observer