Shocking
Songbird Movie That Shocked The World: Is This Our Future?
The web has been horrified these days by the trailer for the new movie "Songbird," which talks about the near future of humanity.
The film, made by well-known producers, is based on the most current events - the coronavirus pandemic.
In the said film, the world failed to cope with the pandemic and it talks about the year 2024. The virus mutated during this time, and the entire planet is in quarantine for the fourth year. Infected people are forcibly driven to quarantine camps called Q-Zones, and the death toll is rising day by day.
The movie "Songbird", which will be released in 2021, is being created by the director Adam Mason, and the producers Michael Bay, Marcei A. Brown, Jason Clark, Jeanette Volturno, Adam Goodman, Andrew Sugerman and Eben Davidson.
As expected, the trailer for the movie raised a lot of concerns - many online commentators are of the opinion that it is a "planned programming" of the world public. By doing so, they are supposed to scare humanity with an artificially created image of our future to achieve certain goals. Did the creators of "Songbird" go too far?
The film, made by well-known producers, is based on the most current events - the coronavirus pandemic.
In the said film, the world failed to cope with the pandemic and it talks about the year 2024. The virus mutated during this time, and the entire planet is in quarantine for the fourth year. Infected people are forcibly driven to quarantine camps called Q-Zones, and the death toll is rising day by day.
The movie "Songbird", which will be released in 2021, is being created by the director Adam Mason, and the producers Michael Bay, Marcei A. Brown, Jason Clark, Jeanette Volturno, Adam Goodman, Andrew Sugerman and Eben Davidson.
As expected, the trailer for the movie raised a lot of concerns - many online commentators are of the opinion that it is a "planned programming" of the world public. By doing so, they are supposed to scare humanity with an artificially created image of our future to achieve certain goals. Did the creators of "Songbird" go too far?
