The lobster depicts where individuals on our society are pressured to have a romantic partner wkwk (yeah sometimes i feel the absurdity among our people expectation towards marriage and relationship). As in the movie, these rules and expectations can sometimes lead us to sacrifice our true emotional connection in favor of meeting societal expectations

Movie Fan

Es una película que si bien tiene mensajes ocultos,fiel a su estilo del director yorgos ,tienes que ver dos o más veces para poder entender el mensaje de su película,pero en si me gusto una historia de soledad.

It is a film that, although it has hidden messages, true to its director Yorgos' style, you have to see it two or more times to understand the message of his film, but I did like a story of loneliness.

Film Buff

Фильм поначалу кажется монотонным, а герои безэмоциональны, но стоит досмотреть до конца. Оставляет некоторое послевкусие безысходности как после прочтения Оруэлла "1894", но заставляет задуматься. Тоталитаризм, система, одиночество.

At first the film seems monotonous, and the characters are emotionless, but it is worth watching to the end. It leaves a certain aftertaste of hopelessness, like after reading Orwell's "1894", but it makes you think. Totalitarianism, system, loneliness.

Cinephile

Really enjoyed this one. The open ending was brutal but I like it :)

Film Geek

bazı sahneler ne izliyorum ben dedirtse de çok fazla mesaj içeren ve düşündüren bir filmdi

Although some scenes made me think what am I watching, it was a movie with a lot of messages and thought.

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In a dystopian near future, single people, according to the laws of The City, are taken to The Hotel, where they are obliged to find a romantic partner in forty-five days or are transformed into animals and sent off into The Woods.

The Lobster