This fake documentary did a pretty good job with the setup in the main character Sebastian, supposedly from the year 3036. There are plot holes unfortunately.
The movie reveals Sebastian view of the future has more in common with conspiracy theories than QAnon. Movie starts with a realistic news article that sets up Sebastian being caught by police for stealing, and unable to find his identity. In his future food is free, as is water, so he didn't know he was stealing. Later hair DNA analysis indicates he has no match to humans, and his blood has high levels of irons and toxins. Earlier in an interview he noted the toxic environment we can look forward to. This part makes no sense since he obviously looks to be human form and claims to be of our lineage. It is not explained, as is how he could be alive with this type of blood disorder. They may have gone a bit too far with that bit.
He says everyone is bald in the future due to radiation. This is another crazy claim. As we know non-ionizing radiation such as 5G which Sebastian says is the start of our toxic environment, does not cause you to go bald, chemo does. Plus, "everyone" is this way or that statement are wild assertions.
In case you are a believer, another critic tried to find the news article associated with the police arrest and was not able to substantiate it. Regardless, you could still fake your way thru this from start to finish, but it would have been a ruse to beat all.
I still enjoyed this movie if not for just the critical argument you can build for and against the future predictions. Which in some cases are borrowed plot lines from sci-fi movies. The corporation control of societies labor force and government for example, is glommed from the successful tv series Continuum.
Although I don't believe this is a real character, it was a fun ride. Sebastain is an ok actor, and at moments believable. The haters feel they were duped and were angry. One must suspend disbelief when watching. If you can forgive the director/writer for this approach to faux filmmaking, one can open their mind to this type of entertainment.
