Strawberry Mansion

If you prefer imagination over spectacle, story over CGI, and heart over the sameness and blandness of many movies being released today then this film is for you.

The production value isn't top notch but the story and ideas are original, inventive and exciting. This film percolates in your mind long after viewing.

It's an enjoyable and satisfying journey which I'm sure to take again and again through repeated viewings.

The greatest surrealist love story since Brazil.

This film takes you on a chaoticly beautiful journey through a fantastical dreamscape that leaves you mesmerized and pondering throughout the entire feature. This movie is quirky, odd, funny, imaginative and above all hopeful. If you have the ability to embrace the abstract and bizarre you will love the journey that it takes you on.

The writing/directing duo of Kentucker Audley and Albert Birney manage to navigate through dreams in an unpretentiously fun manner without sacrificing the narrative (too much).

Watch this weirdness and know beauty.

Give it a try, it's better than half the movies coming out in cinema these days, I wish this had show at my local Cinemas. Decent acting and good comedy.

Do you like your movies a bit odd and maybe a little rough around the edges? This is your jam, right here. One of those films that's full of heart and eccentricity, light on telling you exactly what to think about it. I love the retro futurist look, super indie but very charming. Acting isn't bad, either, and fits with the aesthetic.

Strawberry Mansion is a film you don't see as much of.

In the vein of Gondry's films like Science of Sleep or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Strawberry Mansion is utterly charming, using everything from a dreamy score, stop motion and great prop and set design to tell a heartwarming tale of love and dreams.