‘Neptune Frost’ Review: Saul Williams’ Visionary Film Explores Love And Afro-Futurism
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deadline.comDirectors Anisia Uzeyman and multi-talented Saul Williams deep dive into Afro-Futurism with the new film . Premiering at Director’s Fortnight in Cannes, and official selection at the Toronto International Film Festival, and New York Film Festival, this is a bold story about how the power of music, technology, and dreams can profoundly impact human connection.
The sensual visuals, coupled with an anti-capitalist theme, is inventive and surreal. While the setting is somewhat bleak, this is a film about finding happiness in community and embracing the future.Set in Rwanda, this cyber-musical follows Matalusa (Bertrand Ninteretse), a poverty-stricken miner, and an intersex hacker Neptune (played by Elivs Ngabo and Cheryl Isheja), and who find
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