Internment

An important and necessary topic that's unfortunately done pretty poorly here. The whole thing lacks nuance...and the dialogue, oooof. The director is a cartoon villian, Layla's only emotion is anger, Jake is only the martyred hero, others aren't even really given motivations. Also, the trope of the one teen who solves everything doesn't work at all in this scenario. The premise is so strong and so needed and now still needed with better execution.