Great watch, would watch again, and can recommend.

Trigger Warning: sexual violence.

Ellen Page and Evan Rachel Wood carry most of this "mysterious dystopia" movie. I'm sure this story can be used as a parallel of what it is to be a woman in the modern world, but I see it as a survival story. The two aren't necessarily exclusive to another.

The "last person on the planet" trope is good, but even just the idea of living off-grid is daunting enough to the average person without it being the only option.

It's a sister story right alongside "Frozen" and "Kill La Kill" to me. The family togetherness is a good lesson woven into the story.

While I'd prefer zombies, they do a great job of showing the story, the character's emotions and how they're feeling about things at any time.

On the frustrating side of it: you get to see people make a lot of mistakes in surviving, which of course progresses the story bit by bit.