Film Review - David Avilés

The episode is about a world in which people can qualify and be scored by scores of
one to five stars for each of the people with whom they have some kind of relationship
or encounter. Lacie, the protagonist, a young woman obsessed with her qualifications,
is chosen by a popular childhood friend, Alice, as the bridesmaid of her future wedding.
During the trip to attend the link, Lacie has a clash with one of the characters that appear
throughout the episode. After that shock your personal rating begins to reduce rapidly
and begins to be poorly valued.

The characters of that episode have in common that most of them are concerned about
their social qualification, basically because they depend on it, the better value you have,
the more privileges you will have. Another thing they have in common is that they are not
transparent at all, they do not say what they think among themselves, they are all lies. If
all these technologies did not exist, they wouldn’t care about what they think of them at
all times.

I liked this episode a lot, because it really makes you think and think about what world
we live in, since it is an exaggerated way to compare it with ours, but it really is.

One thing that I didn't like very much is that it was too futuristic, if the episode were
less futuristic I would have liked it more. If the director had diminished this futuristic
aspect, I think he would have much more audience and visualizations.