Directed by Guy Moshe and starring James D'Arcy alongside Delroy Lindo, LX 2048 is a cerebral and visually striking dystopian drama that feels unnervingly prophetic. Set in a near-future where the sun has become toxic and humanity is relegated to a virtual existence, the film serves as a cautionary tale about the erosion of human connection in the digital age. Since its release on Amazon Prime, the film has been praised for its ambitious "Big Ideas" and its ability to blend high-concept sci-fi with the intimate, messy stakes of a domestic tragedy.​

Central to the film’s immersive world-building is the original score composed by Sarah deCourcy. Her work provides a sophisticated, neo-noir sonic backdrop that perfectly captures the tension between the clinical, high-tech "Realm" and the raw, biological desperation of the protagonist.Variety and other major trade publications have noted the film's technical precision, highlighting how the atmospheric score complements the "vivid vision of the future" while deepening the psychological weight of the narrative.