A system which attempts to ban people's basic humanity - their feelings
Equals takes place in a future where all people are controlled by the Collective which has banned strong emotions and having sexual relations with others. Nicholas Hoult begins having feelings for Kristen Stewart which makes them revolt against the system. Usually in these types of movies people rebel for political freedom and the system of control is focused upon people’s minds. Here it’s for love and constraining their emotions. It strikes at a much deeper theme of a government attempting to block people’s basic humanity. I think the film was very well made. You feel for Hoult and Stewart who have to hide their feelings for each other plus there’s some great tension at the end about whether they will be found out or not. A lot of their time together is filmed in dark tones and little light to press the fact that what they are doing is forbidden. There’s also a little take off of Romeo and Juliette thrown in there as well.
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