Intriguing premise is focus of mockumentary
“No Men Beyond This Point” is a mockumentary that imagines a world where, since 1953, women have been able to reproduce without men and they are no longer giving birth to male babies. Now, over 60 years later, this deadpan film follows the youngest man still alive — 37-year-old Andrew Myers (Patrick Gilmore), who works as a caretaker for a family of women. Though it’s not the best job in the world, it beats living in one of the men’s sanctuaries and eating estrogen-laced pork chops to suppress their desire to revolt. Andrew finds himself at the center of a battle to prevent men from going extinct.<br /><br />Director Mark Sawers has put together a hit-and-miss picture that starts with an intriguing premise. Several of the set pieces are clever, but there are far too many “talking head” segments that fail to fully exploit cinematic technique. The movie’s spoof archival footage sequences are smart and very funny, but sustaining the central idea is tricky, and the film’s 80-minute running time overstays its welcome.<br /><br />The unrated widescreen DVD contains no bonus features.
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