Lost Soulz

Had the opportunity to catch this film in Pittsburgh at CMU International Film Festival. So grateful it could come to town.

The Director, Katherine Propper has a keen eye for capturing the authentic voice of Gen Z. Few narrative features have the kind of spontaneity that at times feels unscripted, yet weaves together with fantastic collaborative (and scripted) musical performances from talented young musicians. We'll be seeing a lot of these performers and the director in the coming years, and this film will be looked back on as an amazing musical and film foray where the careers of all involved took a major turn.

See it now, and see it in theaters. You'll thank me later for the recommendation!

Lost Soulz poetically and originally captures today's young people in one of the most sensitive and authentic ways I've seen in cinema. The film follows the character Sol, acted by a true discovery Sauve Sidle, as he confronts his dreams head on and finds joy and pain in equal measure. The film truthfully conveys the feeling of being youthful and excited for novel experiences while also showing the alienation and loneliness that comes from having a difficult home situation and an unstable life. Sol navigates going on tour with a sensitive group of talented musicians as he discovers he's maybe exactly who he thought he could be. Life has a way of gnawing at the soul when one gets too ahead of oneself. Sol realizes that the infectious nature of novelty is fleeting when faced with unresolved guilt he has over leaving behind his friend and surrogate family back home.

The film uses cell phone video, super 8, and mixed media in a way that feels scrapbookish and tactile. Rather than feel scrappy, the film feels incredibly heartfelt and made with a unique physical touch and texture that's sorely lacking in films today. This is a filmmaker to watch with a cast of musicians that are making better music than what's heard on the radio and billboard today. It gives me hope for the future.

This movie is not only full of incredible talent, but the music is absolutely amazing!!! It left me humming the tunes long after the movie and I was yearning to hear more .

The story line was very good, the trials and tribulations of young people trying to make their way in the music business and life was eye opening . So much talent in this movie .

Loved seeing all these talented young people shine. Need this in theaters soon.

Favorite songs - lost in Austin ( campfire scene ) Upside down - alex Brackney & Jake Brackney And so many more .

Watch this you won't regret it. Hoping to hear all these folks on the radio soon.

Great music-driven indie Gem! A great watch, especially if you like underground Hip Hop, or stories about musicians grinding to make it (which I do!). Love the tone and direction overall, and being set on the road around various parts of Texas provides an interesting mise en scène which doesn't often feel associated with Hip Hop films or music. There's tons of original music in it, as well as performances, freestyles, and everything else you would expect to see in a film about a group of rappers on tour. I saw it on Starz recently, and love seeing this kind on content on major networks like this. Excited to see what Katherine Propper does next!

It was really fun watching , especially as a musician, i enjoyed the movie premier concert aswell...

i want my DVD autographed by the actors in the movie when it comes out on DVD.

The actors are very talented, and the soundtrack of the movie is fire , super dope ...

i definitely recommend you all to watch this movie too, .

The movie had a vibe that made me feel like it was based on a true story... That's how Good the videographer did the video editing .

One of my favorite Rappers (Krystall Poppin) is in this movie too, !!!!!!! ................................. i was blessed to be able to sit next to her at the Texas Theater movie premiere.