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Ben Rivers' films study the otherworldly, looking for places and stories outside the daily conventions of reality. Look Then Below was filmed in a Somerset transformed into a coloured, mist-enveloped island in an oily ocean with a cave basking in a subterranean glow. Time seems to stand still there. After Slow Action and Urth, this is the final part of a trilogy developed with American SF author Mark von Schlegell.
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Director Ben Rivers returns to Somerset to build a fantasy world. This vision of a fluorescent sea and a thick forest full of colors finally takes us into what seems to be the future of humanity, which leaves the surface to enter underground cavities, resting on vestiges of the past and possible refuge from a near tomorrow. It is a full-blown science fiction film, in which you have to let yourself be carried away by suggestive, strange images, in contrast to dehumanized, artificial words.