The Bestowal

This film is a unique dose of philosophical drama. The heart of interest; what is beyond our reality and our understanding of reality? This film was well written/shot/acted. It is definitely a thinker movie!

This film is great to watch and incredibly show. I enjoyed the character development and the message as a whole. I hope for more films from this filmmaker in the future. For a first time film it's a winner

Where do I start? This movie has so many holes, contradictions, and flaws, it's funny. For example; first she(Death) says I'm not human, than a minute later referring to herself as one of the humans. She later says time is just something created by man, a while later saying she had been around for centuries, but before unable to answer a question regarding a time line because she had no concept for time. Those are just a couple examples that I remember, there were countless, making it hard to respect this movie and the film maker.

The acting is horrific, it's poorly filmed; breaking all the basics rules of how to film properly. Probably had a budget of next to nothing, the movie takes place in one room, with two D list actors.

I am usually the one to see the best in every movie, appreciating it for what it is, but this movie makes it so hard.

The only reason I am giving it 2 starts because I agree with their points on technology, greed, and helping others.

Just my opinion.

I started to watch The Bestowal thinking I was in for a slow drag . However, after about the ten minute mark I was truly engaged with the amazing script and very believable characters. This film is very inspirational , thought provoking and ultimately optimistic. Taking into account that the whole film is dialogue based it is amazing how watchable and emotional this experience turned out to be. Overall I would highly recommend The Bestowal to viewers who have a philosophical bent.

A bunch of moralistic, anti-capitalist clap trap. I would rather have rusty nails driven into my eardrums than watch that again. I gave it three stars because the leading lady, whose name I won't even try to spell, was three stars worth of pretty.