It starts off with an interesting premise and the central struggle is portrayed very effectively; however, the ending feels disappointing. The film incorporates some fresh concepts, although these are primarily developed in the latter portion of _Anon_, which does bear resemblance to certain episodes of _Black Mirror_, particularly _The Entire History of You_. It’s not something I would watch again, but it turned out…

It's a remarkably good and engaging film that deserves far more recognition.

Anon presents itself as a noir science fiction thriller taking place not too far from now, centered on a world where every moment witnessed by a person is automatically documented and stored. This creates a society without any real personal space, but what if those recorded recollections could be changed? Detective Sal Frieland, portrayed by Clive Owen, investigates offenses by examining people's memories—recordin…

I'm a fan of science fiction films, but this one just didn’t do it for me; it felt incredibly dull and tedious. I’d give it a rating of 4 out of 10.