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Deep Dive: Not a Game (2020)

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Not a Game
In 'Not a Game,' director José Gómez examines the relationship between video games and society through personal narratives. The film features interviews with gamers who discuss how gaming has impacted their lives, providing insight into both the joy and the concerns associated with gaming. Parents express their worries about the potential negative effects on their children, creating a dialogue about the cultural significance of gaming. The documentary presents contrasting perspectives, showcasing the enjoyment that gaming brings to players while also addressing the points of contention it creates within families. By featuring voices from both gamers and concerned parents, 'Not a Game' reveals the complexities of gaming in contemporary life, illustrating the triumphs and challenges faced by individuals and families alike.

Why Watch

  • •Meet gamers sharing personal experiences.
  • •See parents discuss gaming's impact on children.
  • •Find out about the cultural significance of gaming.

Did You Know

•The film has a duration of 92 minutes.
•It was produced in two countries: Spain and Great Britain.
•The documentary features interviews with notable figures like RJ Mitte and Ibai Llanos.
•The film is available in two languages: English and Spanish.

Perfect For

Video game enthusiastsParents of gamersCultural studies students