Science Fiction
United Kingdom
Zoo-Head is a science-fiction movie that follows the life of a young addict named Charlie, who was caught in a drug bust raid in London. He was offered a chance at redemption when he was enrolled in an experimental recovery program that uses memory-looping to alter his behavior.
The program requires Charlie to undergo a series of memory-looping sessions, where his mind is artificially rebooted to relive the same day repeatedly. Charlie is confused at first, but he soon realizes that something is not right about the world he lives in. With each iteration of the loop, he starts to notice small changes in his environment and uncovers a sinister conspiracy.
As he delves deeper into his memories, he discovers that he is not the only one in the program, and that they are all part of a larger experiment to manipulate their behavior. Charlie embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the truth behind the program and to break free from the memory-loop.
The movie is a mind-bending science-fiction thriller that raises questions about addiction, rehabilitation, and the human mind's capacity to cope with trauma. It is highly psychological, with intense imagery and a gripping storyline that keeps the audience guessing until the very end. The film has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its innovative approach to the genre and others criticizing its slow pacing and confusing plot.
