Review of Bokeh (2017) by Jordan G — 13 Apr 2017

I have never in my life seen a film as poor as this as it comes off as something written by people who should not be telling stories. The film is vacuous and the characters behave as if the are heartless and soulless bourgeois teens whose reaction to a holocaust is to go shopping for clothes, cars, and a fancy new pad.

It is obvious that the writers and actors have no life experience and possibly even double digit IQ's simply because nothing at all makes sense. Only soulless sociopaths would make vague attempts to contact their family in such a calm manner.

They barely attempt to discover what has happened. Attempted high;ights are when the male character makes a "gingerbread latte" for his vapid girlfriend and the fights they have are about eating yogurts in the proper due date order.

Are you kidding me? Where is everyone? How do they vanish and these 2 people live? Nothing suggests even the most remote possibility that this film's story could happen. The veil of fiction does not exist.

You can see through the characters as being these extremely shallow individuals who are more concerned about fashion and lattes than most anything else. To wit, the only book mentioned, To Kill a Mockingbird, is at a grade 7 - 8 reading level and forced on people to read.

How can this guy go hunting for anything when he cant even make a coffee properly? How could there even be animals to hunt for if all humans are gone? Did the animals live? If everyone is gone, with no bodies and no indication of anything in the film that would explain why .

.. well this is a non-film. Turn the volume off and use it as a way to see iceland from afar.