You completely missed the subtext. You have to ask yourself “how is this film relevant to modern audiences”? It’s a story about abrupt social ostracization. We witness in excrutiating detail the consequences of how hurtful social ostracization can be; we see how painful it is to be abruptly cut off by a lifelong friend, we see how hard it is to follow through and finish off a lifelong relationship even having to resort to cutting off a finger, we see the despair of loss with the young man’s suicide and the sister leaving for America. We need to see this film because in the era of social media we cut each other off so casually, so cruelly, with little to no consequence whatsoever. An incredibly important cautionary tale for our times. We’re becoming sociopaths. I like to think the title itself is a play on the words “Banned of the Internet”, a pain which I’m sure all of us obsessed with woke have felt being kicked out of other social media forums. >CLICK< you're gone. Just like that. How cruel is shadowbanning btw?

Is it woke? Is it woke to lament the decay of socialization in the modern world? Only a sociopath would think so.

Try harder with your reviews.