Minimal Knowledge

Finally a movie with a great story and has substance. Unlike other movies that count on there special effects to cover a poor story, this movie delivers a great story that captures the audience. Don't take my word for it just go and buy the movie so you can see for yourself

I came away from this film with a feeling that I had seen something at once original and promising. Original in that the story is so refreshingly different to the Hollywood formula. Promising in that under what must have been a challenging budget, the cast and crew did such a great job. Look out for these names in the future. A good film, thoroughly recommended.

I recently saw this movie at the Garden State Film Festival. Minimal Knowledge was a delightful independent film about reincarnation. I enjoyed it because it was different then the usual stuff that is fed to us by Hollywood. The subject of reincarnation is something I find quite intriguing and I am glad a quality film was finally made about the subject. The acting was honest and truthful, I really enjoyed the story and felt that the script was a well written one. Keep your eye out for this talented group of filmmakers, I'm wondering when I can buy a copy of it.

I was very impressed with the writing, acting, and general concept of "Murder Reincarnated." I was immediately drawn in by the by the idea that the past lives of the characters were effecting the present. With a serial killer in their midst, their very survival depends on what they recall. Cristian De La Fuente and Izabella Miko Have an excellent on screen chemistry. Christian Graham, who plays the serial killer, is so convincing in his role that it is scary! This film combines a love story, a murder mystery, and mysticism successfully so that they flow into a cohesive, riveting film. Please treat yourself and go rent or buy Murder Reincarnated; You wont regret it!!

As an 'older folk' it was a pleasure to view the April 11th screening of Minimal Knowledge at the Garden State Film Festival. For me action spoke louder than words on the screen. A facial expression, a close-up or long shot, an angle that framed the mood, all giving emphasis to enhance the story. Flashbacks, subtitles, and scenes with an almost black and white look, added to the emotion and gave the film an ease to follow and to stay with. .

I felt the reincarnation angle was treated as an interesting story, rather than an oddity. I was pleased that Izabella Miko's role as a young woman who lived, and was yet to live other lives was acted and directed to be like a 'regular person' rather than making her odd.

I was totally amazed at all the touches that stand out, both verbal and visual and still combine comfortably to create a story.