115

115 is a retro-style sci-fi rom-com that's full of heart and weird charm, it makes you fall for summer campfires, cosmic misfires, and the power of connection across time loops.

The special effects are solid for an indie film, but it's really the heart and humor that make this one work.

If you're into offbeat love stories with a sci-fi twist, 115 is a hidden gem. Super endearing.

115, the debut feature film by Canadian director Dave Huynh Macon, is a bold, otherworldly ride wrapped in a nostalgic 80s aesthetic - and I was glued to the screen from start to finish (which is rare for me!).

With a modest budget, the film punches well above its weight. The story follows a Pleiadian starseed who arrives on Earth in search of fuel - only to find her soulmate through a twist of destiny. It's a cosmic love story told in a brilliantly unconventional way.

The most fascinating part? Time unfolds in reverse. Each chapter answers the questions I had from the one before, creating a sense of puzzle-solving magic that kept my mind engaged and my heart open.

As an 80s baby and fellow starseed, I loved the vibe - the visuals, music, and styling were spot-on, and the casting was thoughtful and well-executed. For a debut, the use of budget is impressive, and the time-bending narrative structure is fresh and thought-provoking.

If you're into sci-fi, soul connections, or films that dare to experiment, 115 is worth your time. Dave Huynh Macon is definitely one to watch.

Fun to watch, great style and colours, suspenseful and nonlinear plot line is fun and makes you keep being interested. Characters were clear and warm and mood was delightful.

I sat down to have a look and couldn't stop watching, I was excited to see all the technology and exciting sci fi themes mixed with country and 90s style.

This movie was entertaining and quirky. I went into the theater not knowing what to expect. It took a little time at the beginning to figure out the format but once I did, I was looking forward to see what would happen next.

I can see why it was classified as an experimental film but at the end of the day, it works for this movie.

115 had me hooked in the first five minutes and never let go. The tension, the twists, and the way every scene builds on the last is just masterful. Brilliant performances, stunning visuals, and a story that keeps you guessing until the very last second. Easily one of the best thrillers I've seen in years.