The Falling

This is an interesting attempt of making an expressionistic movie in the nineties around eighty years after it all started in Germany,but now in color.The actors give O.K. performances.Probably a must see for a young cinematographer or a film school student.If you like Akira Kurosawa`s "Rashomon" (1950) you might like this title as well.

i thought the star so moving in her performance.my one thought that was negative was that the very ending of the film somehow did not hold up for me.i won't say more because some readers might not have seen 'faithless'yet

If I were a film teacher, I'd send this film back to the maker to be done right for a better final grade. Intriguing. I really liked the three-person point of view thing, but almost stopped watching becasue the first view was so ... well,like a soft-porn movie without the skin. Then the second take allowed us to see the depth of all of the actors except Christopher Shyer's Lars. There were some very fine moments of acting, some very fine moments of silence, some interesting cinematography, but looked like a prudish attmept to show the evils of sex at times, and a pornographic, movie-of-the-week exploitation of a compelling story question at others. I recommend people see this, and I hope someone will write, direct and produce a better movie based on the very promising elements found in this piece.

Nicole Oliver should be in more films. Her acting was great and

has what it takes to take better roles. Lars was ok. At times strength was missing in the character.

If you have little time to spend this might help get your mind off

reality.