
Undercurrent
2010

Representation Score
Limited
2010
Director
Ariel Kleiman
Runtime
20 minutes
Average Rating
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Deeper Than Yesterday is a psychological drama centered on the survival and mental decline of men in isolation. The film prioritizes an existential study of human nature under extreme conditions over stories that reflect multiple aspects of identity. The narrative scope is narrow, focusing on a homogeneous group of male characters. This limits engagement with diverse identity groups or varied social perspectives. While the film critiques the stability of Western social structures, it does so through a limited demographic lens, focusing on individual psychological survival rather than broad social representation.
Category Breakdown
The film focuses solely on a group of men, with no indication of queer identities or storylines that go beyond the assumption that everyone is straight.
The movie presents a male-dominated world. While it may explore the breakdown of traditional masculinity, it lacks perspectives from women and non-binary individuals.
The ethnic composition of the cast and characters remains unconfirmed. There is no specific information regarding racial or ethnic diversity.
The film examines the collapse of societal institutions and civilization, offering a critique of the stability of Western social structures.
The film does not mention any specific physical or neurodivergent disabilities. However, the protagonist's psychological struggle touches upon potential mental instability.
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Official Synopsis
After three months submerged underwater, the men have become savages. Oleg fears that losing perspective may mean losing himself.

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