Carpe Noctem

This is film dives into the deep topics of loss, loneliness, redemption, and finding oneself in a large and isolating city. The angst and tension is relived by tender moments and the humorous dialogue between GB the drug dealer and GG the music sensation. During nightfall, the city comes alive with clandestine clubs and a burgeoning underbelly of those who seek refuge in the dark corners of Los Angeles, hiding behind a gothic facade but only truly wanting to be accepted. The film inspires us to cherish these fleeting moments of life and to make the most out of what we have been given... with an uncanny acknowledgement that we all have our baggage and past traumas but should still seek the better sides of life despite our shortcomings. Pasha Gerard (GG) and Nina Bergman (GB) deliver a quirky and charismatic performance that keeps you captivated throughout. A must watch for the nocturnal kind.

The good: you dont have to watch it. There is something that is called "free will".

The bad: Bingo. It's amateur hour! This movie has been made. By somebody who is incapable of making movies. Completely incapable.

Works quite well as a sleeping pill!

Finally got around to watching this indie gem. What a great love story painted on such an artistic canvas. The super-saturated neon drenched backdrop lends to the drug induced hyper fantasied love story. If you're expecting a big budget thriller, you should probably skip this one, but if you enjoy small cult/indie films, give this one a go. I really enjoyed it.

Visually excellent! Seize The Night was consistently engaging. Awesome work Nina Bergman; one of her best works. I was already a huge fam of NB from her character in, A Call of Duty Black Ops 3. Pasha Gerard wrote an excellent story and I appreciated his performance in this film. As an artist myself, I appreciated the blue lens that the director used showcasing the simplicity and beauty of Hollywood. Look for the details the funny lines in the movie. Appreciate the arts and support independent film makers! I look forward to more work from you Pasha Gerard!

This was beyond a student film. The acting was wooden, the writing was ridiculous , the color grading a joke. It was like they ran the film through 14 instagram filters. And the overuse of flares.

The leads were uncharismatic and there was way too much talking.

SKIP!!!!