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Eraser Children 'follows a disenfranchised man caught fighting against totalitarianism and coping with the regress of technology. A distinctly political thread holds the film together, imagining a world where oil has run out before contingencies could be developed. Influenced by dystopian visions, most notably Terry Gilliam's 1985 masterpiece Brazil, the film entices a more visceral response to the imagery than following a logical thread of narrative.' Film Ink Magazine