Abracadabra

I saw this at Fantasia 2020 and it's hands down one of the best films of the year for me! This is a must see for anyone who loves the movies and storytelling. The cinematography alone is worth the price of admission. I think someone told me the filmmaker was a cinematographer by trade which now makes a lot of sense...a lot of the scenes look like paintings.

The film doesn't spoonfeed so it might be a bit tricky to piece it together quickly, but if given full attention I don't see how it can't be understood. It's a story about the magic of stories

The locations in this movie are seriously stunning. This is a whimsical colourful film that I'm really glad I saw.

Where do I start, this is one confusing movie that's for sure.

I get it, it's a nice piece of cinematography but what happens to your storytelling and dialogues, there's no narration at all.

I am left confused and had to figure things out by myself and by the time I reach a conclusion the movie has ended and I am getting all headache from all the thinking this movie made me do.

I get it the box is probably some sort of teleportation device, but not everybody will get it the way this movie presents the story, you'll have to be scholar with a lot of brain power to understand what the movie is all about.

God dammit! Tell me what is it about.

Top casts do not guarantee a good movie. the acting is so bad, the plots are pathetic, overall it's a boring film.