Lunacy

Really enjoyed this thought provoking film and how it kept me thinking about it for a long time afterwards. A really beautiful, experiential piece of filmmaking. I also saw the installation version of this project where it was presented across three screens on an island in Sydney harbour. The cinematography, the music and the mood all build into a mesmerising journey. It seems to be less about story in a traditional sense and more about a pure kind of cinema. The location in the Australian rainforest is particularly special and the lead character played by Bobbi is very enigmatic. I feel I could watch this again and again.

Well this is my kind of movie. I don't expect it to be everyone's but then I'm not a fan of 'everyones', but enjoy an experience that stays with me, and is watchable many times because it offers more than a narrative with a clear ending. The compelling nature of a film that leaves room for one's own interpretation, but one that makes us think more deeply about the inner human world it explores, lingers. The exotic location, music and cinematography are quite mesmerising . The choreographic sequence is one of the most exciting I've seen.

Congratulations to all involved in this project, it's clearly comes from the heart.

Unless you are the type that regularly watches and enjoys performance art, you know the type where somebody does weird body movements to some weird music, I suggest you skip this movie.

I mean the movie is decently filmed, the camera work is good, the actors do their thingy, there is some "profound" narration about light conquering dark and finding oneself etc.

Also the movie is filmed on some rich guys island and his post modern concrete and glass abomination of a house in the middle of a jungle that made me puke but maybe you like seeing stuff like that?

I'm sure some will enjoy this, average viewer looking for some kind of thriller/horror/sci fi beware.