Nakusa

Jennifer Kramer's first film, Nakusa, showcases her myriad of talents as a writer, director, producer, actor, and musician. Nakusa is a unique and creative narrative of trauma, disability, loss, and the longing for acceptance. The Rachmaninoff score is haunting and powerful. It stayed with me long after the film ended. I very much look forward to seeing Ms. Kramer's next film!

Nakusa was a beautiful piece of art that caught my interest and imagination. I felt transported to an artistic fantasy wonderland. The shots were superb, and the portrayal of what the actress showed was painfully beautiful. It is nice to see abstract pieces of art such as this film, and I can't wait to see what the creator of Nakusa has in store for us on upcoming projects.

Nakusa is a groundbreaking short film that defines the description "experimental." Jennifer Kramer is a visionary who created the concept, title, wrote, produced, co-directed and stars in her first short. It's a unique film that goes inside the mind of classical composer Rachmaninoff like never before. With the narrative of loss and trauma interwoven around the classical music, Kramer has created a new genre. Musical Monologues on film. It's a Jennifer Kramer film, and she proves that a filmmaker and actor can invent a piece of work that goes beyond boundaries. Bravo!

The exquisite use of color and landscape transport the viewer to Nakusa's reality. Jennifer Kramer's performance allows us to experience it! This short film demonstrates the power of trauma in a haunting, visceral way.

Jennifer Kramer and Linda Palmer have created a surreal landscape to tell this heartbreaking story. Their film is spellbinding and hauntingly beautiful. Kramer is mesmerizing as the wounded NAKUSA of the title. A finely conceived and directed experimental short that will stay with you.