It’s not hard to visit another world if you know where to look, and Marc Singer‘s  Dark Days takes us into such a world that existed, not long ago, underneath Manhattan.  The film revolves around an encampment of possibly thousands enjoying the benefits of the modern world with their own homes, pets, and electricity, all while covered in total darkness.

The film begins by examining what life is like below the surface of the earth.  It asks what brought them down there and what it takes to survive in a world without light.  Then it changes course and turns into a struggle film as outside factors complicate life in the tunnels. Read More…