The film adapts a book from 2005, and in my opinion, it's worthwhile. I realize that certain viewers might not connect with it due to its unsettling nature; it seems to question established viewpoints. However, if you approach the viewing experience openly and without any prior assumptions, you’ll likely find it to be a good movie.

This film doesn’t appear to be aimed at viewers my age; it seems geared toward a younger audience. To me, it feels like another example of fairly superficial attempts to address contemporary social issues. I didn’t stick around for long, but I found it notable that the movie promotes "diversity" in a way that ultimately comes across as "conformity." It presents a choice between two groups: “tribe” A (the seemingly…