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My husband and i were amazed by "A Trip Elsewhere," which I had the pleasure to watch at the Love & Hope International Film Festival in Barcelona. The film is a drama with hints of comedy that explores psychedelics in a cinematic way. The movie feels like a cross between Inception and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. The cast delivered outstanding performances, great direction by J. R. Sawyers, cinematography and the visual effects were unique and beautiful. Even the soundtrack hits impressive highs, knowing when to go quiet and when to crank it up. I truly hope this film gets the recognition it deserves.

After viewing the film, it's clear that the critics are primarily gun enthusiasts. The film itself isn't political at all. It's about how one man is severely dealing with agoraphobia after a mass shooting. There are some flashbacks to this shooting and its obviously negative, but it's not political. Obviously this will unsettles those who support gun rights. Don't let their opinions deter you. The film offers a compelling narrative, skillfully told and worth watching.

Disregard the negative reviews from gun advocates who are unfairly targeting this film. It's intriguing to observe the intense animosity directed at this modest production.