Radio Mary

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In the elevator a man touches Mary's shoulder and talks to her telepathically. From that day everything changes in Mary's life, she starts reading people's mind becoming a sort of living rad... Read allIn the elevator a man touches Mary's shoulder and talks to her telepathically. From that day everything changes in Mary's life, she starts reading people's mind becoming a sort of living radio and soon is pushed toward a bloody path.In the elevator a man touches Mary's shoulder and talks to her telepathically. From that day everything changes in Mary's life, she starts reading people's mind becoming a sort of living radio and soon is pushed toward a bloody path.

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4olcayozfirat

Distorted radio

An interesting movie made in 2017. But sluggish and unprofessional. A man touches a woman. From that moment on, the woman hears the conversations in everyone's minds. The man also takes control of the woman. Towards the end it starts to get ridiculous. The best thing in the movie is the piano music. There are scenes of nudity in the movie.

7hapeeski

Yes, 'do you believe in magic' is a good title.

This movie is about our reality. Not big, expensive and full of action like in The Matrix, but small. This does not keep it from going all the way into the rabbit-hole. The world where reality ends and fantasy begins. The spiritual. The world where space and time disappear. The wall on the edge of reality, which is full of cracks, which you can only see when you stand right up against it. In this movie telepathy is the crack, which widens as the movie develops.

A lot of the movies that dare to question reality are boring and lecture. This movie does not do that. That is why I enjoyed it.

"Do you believe in magic?" Yes, I absolutely do.

7pparisini

Do you believe in magic?

Amazing paranormal thriller, plunged in the typical liquid atmosphere of an indie film. Kate Lyn Sheil is Mary, a vaguely blankly water-and-soap girl with a huge personality complex; she falls under the mind control of a mysterious stranger and starts a morbid connection with him, kind of Freudian and magic. A very intriguing story, not gory at all (blood scenes are "covered" by a strange iridescent halo coming from killed people), full of gloominess and narrated in a hushed voice.