W ritten by Max Botkin and Kerry Williamson and directed by Tommy Wirkola, What Happened To Monday takes place in year 2073 during a noticeable overpopulation of the world thus resulting in the plummeting of resourc es as well as the implementation of a one child (per family) allocation system. We would like to thank the offices of for the opportunity to create and broadcast our thoughts and ideas.What Happened To Monday also known in other geographical spaces as “Seven Sisters” is a 2017 dystopian science fiction action movie.
You can listen to the live broadcast here.Īfter the live broadcast, the podcast is uploaded to this page within a few hours. The live broadcast times are Tuesdays at 4:00 pm Mountain Time. The Film Crew intro and outro music is written and produced by Will Roland (also a frequent guest). The Film Crew is composed of Bear Omundson, Drew Knapp, Dylan Sprague, and Chism Mattson, with a few additional speakers here and there. We also talk about upcoming movies, trailers, actors, and other related topics. Typically they are movies unknown to the mass population. On this show, we review a different movie each week. The Film Crew is a group of friends and movie lovers who love talking about film. If you would like to watch the movie trailer of What Happened to Monday, it can be found here.Īs always, feel free to contact us at with any questions, suggestions, or opinions. The speakers for this episode are Drew Knapp, Dylan Sprague, and Chism Mattson.
The film also stars Willem Dafoe, Glenn Close, and Marwan Kenzari. This action packed and emotional adventure (emotional if you have a sister) is one of the best new releases from Netflix. When Monday goes missing, her six sisters must solve the mystery and uncover the secrets of the Child Allocation Bureau, all while risking their lives.
The sisters are named for every day of the week.
What Happened to Monday is about seven sisters, all played by Noomi Rapace, who have to survive in a country that has enacted a strict single child policy. The Film Crew reviews a new Netflix Original.
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