Ul Qoma

Hard to believe this review is the only one. This movie is a fascinating bit of old school sci-fi in which two cities share a border but citizen are prohibited from having anything to do with the other side of the border.

One side is decrepit, the other opulent and their citizens are trained from birth to not "see" they other side, though it's literally right in front of their faces.

The story involves a murder that happened on one side of the border but the body was dumped on the other side.

Police from both sides work to solve the crime while dealing with the learned behavior of not liking or trusting each other.

It's presented in an interesting and outputting way, in roughly modern times, hat suggest the very dystopian nature of the cities and era.

Though the story isn't unique, the setting is and it's brilliantly told and shown as it all unfolds

Highly recommend.