Film review: "What Happened to Monday?"

Noomi Rapace was born December 28, 1979, Hudiksvall, Sweden. By the age of seven, Rapace was making minor appearances in movies and TV shows in her adoptive home of Iceland. At 15, the burgeoning performer returned to Sweden and enrolled in Stockholm Theatre School, and just a few years later, she was scoring paid roles on camera. She was cast as iconic character Lisbeth Salander in the big-screen adaptation of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, the first in a popular series of Swedish books. By 2011, Rapace was taking her talent directly to English-speaking audiences, appearing in Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes 2, and following that up the next year as the lead in Ridley Scott's Alien prequel Prometheus.
STORY
In the year 2073 where the world's biggest problem is overpopulation. Due to the world's population increasing day by day, the government decides to create a strict one-child policy. All siblings will be put to sleep using a technology called cryosleep, hoping the siblings will wake up to a better world. A group of identical septuplets goes into hiding, each sibling is named after a day of the week, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Each take turns assuming the identity of Karen Settman, putting on an act like an only child. Only one child can go outside, according to the day they were named after. That is until Monday mysteriously doesn't come home.
CHARACTERS PERSONALITIES
• Monday is the firstborn, and she’s the good girl, and the golden child.
• Tuesday is the paranoid one.
• Wednesday is...

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