Carnage: Swallowing the Past

In the year 2067, the United Kingdom has embraced a vegan lifestyle as the norm, leaving an entire generation grappling with the moral burden of their former dietary habits. In this thought-provoking satire, director Simon Amstell delves into the complexities of generational guilt and self-forgiveness, highlighting the struggles faced by those who once indulged in the consumption of meat. Amidst a society that has evolved beyond their choices, these individuals confront the weighty consequences of their past actions, seeking redemption and understanding from a world that now seems far removed from their own. Through poignant humor and incisive observation, this film invites viewers to contemplate our collective responsibility towards the environment, animals, and ourselves as it explores the human capacity for change and the power of compassionate living.