Mentally Apart

I don't know how to write a review without giving spoilers away. Let's just say this is a psychological masterpiece. It isn't a one time watch. The suspense holds your attention from the moment you hit play. Every single moment is connected to one thing and you'll just have to watch it to see. There is no movie like it in this generation for sure. Watching it a second time you start to realize all of the symbolisms, it's like watching a whole new movie. I highly recommend it.

I'm assuimng the 10/10 are all from either friends or makers of this film. Its didn't hold my attention, it wasn't a pyscholigical mind melt, it was in fact pretty dull, I switched it off after an hour of painful waiting for something to grab my enquiring mind. I'd skip this one if youi've read that this is a twisted mind warp, its not!

I loved this movie's style and soundtrack. It kept me engaged and trying to guess what was going on. I also loved and enjoyed the actors' performances. It was such an artistic film all throughout.

Great movie and with such a small budget. Definitely something you'll need to watch a second time.

The onscreen chemistry and performances of Christine James Walker and Larry Bernardo keep the viewer enthralled to the story. For an intimate Kammerspiel, there is always an important detail or event that enriches the experience. One can't overlook the impressive score made by Sascha Blank. Lastly, the director's style shares some positive similarities with the works of Christopher Nolan.