Macabre to the core, what starts as a jovial evening with past friends quickly becomes a bleak yet almost too relevant look at the world in catastrophe. Not what I expected, and really enjoyed the slow reveal of what was truly happening. Some of the messages here will probably be interpreted differently now after everything that has happened in the real world, but as a dark drama comedy, this is a hit.

Imagine dying and not having anything better to drink than Coca-Cola.

I..., I..., I went in blind. Just finished. I'm speechless, but I don't know if for better or worse. I thought the performances were good, the kids were fantastic (Roman, well done). Lily-Rose as well. There's nothing I can say without spoilers other than if you're at the halfway mark and bored, you can safely end it. Personally, I couldn't look away.

It has an engaging approach that turns an environmental drama into a Christmas dark comedy. The mixture of genres does not fully achieve balance, but when the script focuses on the third act, it builds a final part that is very emotional, and that makes us reflect on the importance that only five minutes can have. Lorne Balfe does an outstanding job, composing a Christmas soundtrack that hides large doses of irony.