Monolith
- Scott ThomasApril 27, 2026After seeing “Undertone” and loving that film so much, I was informed that this movie was similar. I agree. It’s very well done and acted.
- SpoonsNovember 25, 2024A masterclass in minimalist storytelling, drawing you into a slow-burn narrative that builds tension with every passing minute. Anchored by a single, visible actor—a bold choice that amplifies the film’s intensity—it offers a deeply introspective experience. The film deftly weaves an allegory for the shifting tides of modern journalism and podcasting, where traditional boundaries blur, and journalists find themselves becoming part of the story they’re trying to tell. What’s most striking about "Monolith" is its pacing. It’s not in a rush to grab you by the throat; instead, it quietly sets the stage, inviting you to immerse yourself in its themes. The deliberate pacing mirrors the steady erosion of journalistic objectivity in the age of digital storytelling, as the protagonist wrestles with the ethical dilemmas of reporting in a world where sensationalism often overshadows truth. The lone actor’s performance is captivating, carrying the weight of the narrative while skillfully conveying the film’s subtext. It’s a film that demands patience but rewards viewers with a thought-provoking commentary on the evolving landscape of media and the role of integrity within it. This film will be popular with people who enjoy introspective, slow-burn dramas like Locke or Buried and those intrigued by the ethical challenges of modern journalism.
- marshalseaNovember 15, 2025Nothing ground breaking, but for a one person thing... brilliant. Really not a lot of room for error when a single person is really carrying the whole thing. Not going to blow your mind, but really - great acting, interesting story that keeps evolving - good pay off.
- Neon GhloesSeptember 22, 2025Mental health is NO JOKE! Seek help, don't start a conspiracy podcast! Hopefully she gets the help she needs, and doesn't have another episode like this.. Where really WEIRD THINGS HAPPEN!
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Monolith was released on October 27, 2022.
Monolith was directed by Matt Vesely.
Monolith has a runtime of 1h 34m.
Monolith was produced by Bettina Hamilton.
Through the clever containment of a single location and only one on-screen character, Monolith surveils disgraced journalist (rising star Lily Sullivan) as she turns to podcasting to salvage her career, before uncovering a strange artefact that she believes is evidence of an alien conspiracy. The teasing mystery is a product of the ground-breaking Film Lab: New Voices initiative, and uses its creative restraint to compelling advantage.
The key characters in Monolith are The Interviewer (Lily Sullivan), Floramae (voice) (Ling Cooper Tang), Paula (voice) (Ansuya Nathan).
Monolith is rated R.
Monolith is a Science Fiction, Mystery, Thriller film.
Monolith has an audience rating of 5.3 out of 10.
Monolith has made $12,480 at the box office.