Michael Doherty

Yeah, because you have a ready-made audience amongst the people who are cinema goers, you know, the 16 to 25.

Now, I know nothing about the world of video games, so I was coming to this...

It's a Japanese movie.

It's a really interesting movie.

It's part Kafka and part Black Mirror.

It's about a young guy who gets off at a tube station and he's distracted because his ex-girlfriend rings him and says, I'm pregnant, I'm in the hospital, we need to talk about what decisions are going to be made here in our lives.

So he's very sort of

You know, he's upset and he's out of kilter.

And as he's walking along the tube station, we notice that he seems to be going in a square, back to square one.

And he's not exiting.

He needs to exit at the aforementioned exit eight.

And he can't get out.

He keeps getting back to square one.

And that's the premise of it.

It's like a horror story.

It's like a nightmarish scenario where you can't get out.

You're in an eternal box.

It is actually.

I didn't think it would be.

I was thinking, well, how are they going to keep this going for 90 minutes?