A rich documentary meditating on the future of urban life from filmmaker Paul Bush.
There is something of Iain Sinclair, JG Ballard and Italo Calvino here, and of the night-time Paris in Godard's Alphaville: dark, cold and unromantic; a new city of the future.
There are occasional nuggets of useful information and striking insights, but it's mostly predictable pessimistic stuff, lacking anything humane (in the manner of say Julien Temple's recent film London: The Modern Babylon) or informed by Dickensian gusto.
Ambitious, gorgeous, and often as impenetrable as an algebraic equation.
Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee from Wednesday April 10, 2013, until Friday April 12, 2013. More info: www.dca.org.uk