Monkey Warfare

Two deeply disillusioned and radicalized individuals, a man named Malcolm and a woman named Laing, are hiding out in a cabin in the woods. Their plan to disrupt the upcoming G8 summit by bombing a nearby power line is complicated by their volatile relationship and the presence of Laing's ex-boyfriend, who has come to confront her. Tensions escalate as their ideologies clash and the pressure of their intended actions weighs on them.

Monkey Warfare garnered mixed to positive reviews, with critics often praising its unconventional storytelling and dark humor, though some found its narrative somewhat uneven. The performances, particularly from Don McKellar, were frequently highlighted as a strong point.

• Praised for its dark humor and unconventional approach to political themes.
• Don McKellar's performance was often cited as a highlight.
• Some reviewers found the plot to be a bit disjointed.

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The film's title is a direct reference to a concept in Maoist China, referring to a faction of the Communist Party that was considered radical and disruptive.