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Altitude Falling

Altitude Falling

2010
Romance Science Fiction
93 min NR USA
2.286 / 10
3.6 IMDB

In Altitude Falling it's the year 2029, and everyone has been injected with a chip that is used to track people's movements, jobs and political memberships. Greg helped…

Personnel // Cast & Crew

Director Paul Bright
Starring
Paul Bright / William Diamond / Brenda Kuciemba / Cynthia Schiebel / Heath Allyn / Mike Gassaway

How Viewers Describe This Film

Common themes and sentiments

dystopian thought-provoking concerning intimate unsettling speculative melancholic grounded complex intriguing restrained underdeveloped

Reviews

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Sophia Chen
Apr 28, 2026
2.0 / 5
2.0

'Altitude Falling' posits a future where personal liberty is a relic of the past, thanks to ubiquitous tracking technology. Greg, the chip's co-inventor, retreats to the mountains, only to find himself entangled with Danny. The film's ambition to…

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Julian Croft
Apr 28, 2026
3.5 / 5
3.5

As a critique of our increasingly monitored lives, 'Altitude Falling' presents a plausible, if unsettling, future. Greg's flight from his creation, the all-seeing chip, is a potent metaphor for seeking authenticity in an artificial world. His burgeoning relationship…

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Isabelle Moreau
Apr 28, 2026
2.5 / 5
2.5

The premise of 'Altitude Falling' is undeniably compelling: a society under constant digital scrutiny, and one of its creators seeking refuge. Greg's journey, complicated by his affection for Danny, forms the emotional core. However, the film struggles to…

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Marcus Thorne
Apr 28, 2026
4.0 / 5
4.0

'Altitude Falling' offers a chilling glimpse into a near future where every aspect of life is monitored. Greg, played with quiet intensity, embodies the internal conflict of a man who helped build the cage he now wishes to…

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Eleanor Vance
Apr 28, 2026
3.0 / 5
3.0

In 'Altitude Falling', the year 2029 is painted with a stark brush of technological overreach. Greg, a reluctant architect of a pervasive tracking system, finds himself seeking solace in the wilderness. The film attempts to meld this dystopian…

FAQs

Greg's involvement as a co-inventor of the tracking chip is crucial to the film's thematic depth. It positions him not just as a victim of the system, but as someone who understands its inner workings and perhaps harbours guilt or regret. His subsequent retreat to the mountains suggests a desire for atonement or escape, adding a layer of complexity to his character and his relationship with the technology he helped create.