Part 10/10:
Domain presents a gripping reflection on human nature, morality, and the psychological manipulation inherent in survival. As the surviving characters grapple with their pasts and the brutal reality of their confinement, the film exposes how easily one can be remolded by fear and dehumanization.
The screenplay is a poignant reminder of humanity’s fragility and the consequences of past deeds, interspersed with moments that challenge the notion of right and wrong in an unforgiving world. As the film concludes on a haunting note of uncertainty, it leaves the viewer pondering the intricacies of identity, guilt, and the lengths to which we go to survive, both physically and morally.