vicky-l-sheets I'm a BIG fan of Indie films! I had not heard of "Apart" and completely missed out on the Tugg screening at the AMC in SugarLand last week. This film is darkly twisted, A bit of "Memento" & "Donnie Darko" (of which I love both just as dearly). Wow, the cinematography is excellent for a film with such a small budget. The acting was believable. "Apart" was filmed mostly in Richmond & Rosenberg, after Lamar High School graduate Josh Danziger (star of the film) had suggested this location to Aaron Rottinghaus for his directorial debut. So glad he did. The Houston area is certainly not Hollywood, but several great films have been birthed in this area. Full of "Texas Talent"! It became available on 7.15.12 for streaming on Netflix. Don't miss this one if you are an Indie Film fan. The story was drawn from actual case histories about a rare psychological disorder classified as ICD-10 F24, (Induced Delusional Disorder) "madness of two". This story is one you will want to rewind & watch & remark "Oh, I get it". Darkly Twisted!!! I love the soundtrack as well, Ck it out!

Peter Deitenbeck to begin, i am in no way affiliated with this film, i don't know anyone associated with this film and this is a completely unbiased review. as you will notice, i have never even written a review on this site before. the reason i am writing one now, is that i would like others to be able to experience an awesome indie film as i have. i always look to IMDb when choosing to watch a film and it was the positive reviews on this site that coaxed me to watch this. i am glad that i did. i will say nothing of the story except that it is definitely worth the time spent to go through it. the cinematography is excellent, the plot is excellent and the acting is good. actually considering the history of one of the leads, the acting is exceptional. the movie slightly borrows from donnie darko at points, although imo doesn't quite live up to darko. but then again donnie darko is a classic imo. anyways, don't pay attention to the rating and do yourself a favor and watch a very good movie. this comes from someone who watches at least 1 movie a day as i work from home and have to be in front of the computer for countless hours and love film.

jessp19 Granted, we downloaded this movie due to my husband's alumni status from Lamar Consolidated High School. However, I do not personally know any of the people involved in this film, nor does my rating reflect any bias of that nature. Sorry, wasn't my high school...We watch a lot of movies, but we won't watch anything rated under 5 stars on IMDb. This movie should NOT be relegated to that category. In fact, the plot was quite compelling, the cinematography had some exquisite moments, and the whole idea is original at a time when we're surrounded by sequels and remakes. Could this movie have been better with a multi- million dollar budget? Sure. However, I guarantee you we've all been entertained by big budget movies with far less substance than this film.

Klaus Moser I had a chance to view this film at SXSW and it really blew me away. Far better than I ever would have expected from an indie movie, the screen play was top notch ( written in the spirit of Momento ) and the acting was spot on. Josh Danziger and Olesya Rulin both are able to portray characters with a wide range of emotions tough-out the multi-year time-line of the movie. Joey Lauren Adams and Bruce McGill both have smaller roles in the movie but use their time on screen to full effect.Aside from the keep you on the end of your seat script, the movie also is also visually stunning, with great cinematography. It's really a pleasure to see, and it's a movie that ask you to think, as opposed to just watch.