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In 2039, the world plunged into the loss of personal anonymity, and as a result, the prison system further changed. This allows the general public to determine everything a prisoner does, including what they eat and what conflict they will enter. But when this system is in the hands of more people, the danger increases rapidly.

From the opening minutes of Division 19 , we see hyperactive editing styles, discordant speech that comes out of nowhere, and booming electronic disco music with a setup of what the story is. It’s in these intro scenes that we get our first hints that this might not be a good movie at all. Unfortunately, those clues have come true as SA Halewood’s latest film is the weakest of the year so far.

The concept of the entire population in a dystopian future being able to control what prisoners do on a daily basis is actually quite unique and intriguing, but it all falls apart with the execution. Every opportunity to cleverly dive into this disturbing idea ultimately results in a bland, boring action scene.

As this is an independent picture, the two million dollar budget here is extremely low but time and time again many filmmakers have proven that sometimes a big budget is not the key to a great movie. However, that’s not always the case as it would have looked exceptionally better with a higher budget, as dozens of sequences use visuals such as spaceships floating above the city and it just looks fake.