Existence

A surprising little gem, this post apocalyptic slow burner is beautifully filmed and well acted for a such a low budget film. An unexpected pleasure from nz, this is no action packed blockbuster, it's a real sci fi where you don't get all the answers spoon fed to you, and you might not like what you find...

It's a bleak, post-apocalyptic movie that's pretty much all mood and not a lot of action. I enjoyed the scenery and the haunting soundtrack. If you're looking for an action flick, give this one a pass.

I thank prime for every so often allowing me to stumble a cross these films so often hidden in a sea of vanity projects.

Existence is a low budget film, but in its tiny setting and sparsely populated world, this does it more justice than disservice.

Some might say that the story is one without destination, that the character's lack much, if any explanation, but again this showing, rather than telling approach leaves so much more open.

The music score is minimal, but hauntingly beautiful, and sound is used again and again to display the unknown.

Very little is explained in this film; much of the story is shown though actions and interactions, and answers are lacking, forcing the viewer to judge for themselves, or just to question.

I would strongly recommend this film to anyone who wants a break from railroad narrative and just wants to sit back and watch something beautiful, if not stark.

What a hidden gem, I only came across this because I got free Prime with my phone plan and all it has are x b grade movies which are mostly so bad you should be getting paid to watch them! But I'm a real big fan of post apocalyptic/dystopian sci fi and this was such a clever plot, it might take you a bit to make sense of it and you have to use your brain a bit as a lot is left to the imagination. The scenery is stunning and the lonely dark feel to this movie is disturbingly good. Grass is always greener on the other side is what they say

Utter melodramatic crap. I gave it one star because it finally ended.