stevenhenry_69 I was hooked on Jamin and Kiowa Winans' work after watching INK which remains my absolute favorite movie...period! The Frame is close though...so many sureal moments shared with INK...intelligent,thought provoking,moving, stunning visuals and solid acting by a talented cast. I find myself sometimes wondering what Jamin and Kiowa would achieve with a large studio budget...but it would be remarkable indeed if they were to exceed what are works of excellence on the low budgets they had. These movies and their short films in my opinion firmly place these extraordinarily talented filmmakers at the absolute top of their profession. I have seen NO other films that come within a country mile of these folks work..My admiration for what they have achieved is total. I bought the download of this as soon as it was available from their website years ago but due to working abroad I had forgotten about it on my home computer. Tonight i found it, watched it and was spellbound. Just sublime. I look forward to more by these amazing filmmakers. There are many 'Hollywood' directors out there that could learn a lot by watching Jamins' direction..

Bot_feeder An understated element of horror that is primarily in the more powerful realm of psychology rather than physical violence, combined with a thoughtful and clever story involving the paranormal.To me, this makes more prominent makers of horror-paranormal themed films like Stephen King look like rank amateurs.As others have commented, the director also did an awesome job of making a film on a shoestring that has a whole lot of the polish of a big budget blockbuster.

esportsmecom I came to this movie after watching Infinity Chamber, the movie took my attention directly since i saw the trailer.Watching the movie it self, since the the very beginning to almost the end, the movie was exciting, a masterpiece.I'm disappointed with the last 15 minutes seems like the writer didn't have time to finish an idea in mind maybe. Still one of the interesting movies i have beside The Matrix and Inception.

view_and_review I would be lying if I said I completely understood this movie. No, I did not fully comprehend it but in this case I was OK with that. I was OK with it because 1.) I understood enough and 2.) it was well done. I have problems with movies that fail to be sensible enough or fail to explain enough of itself because it attempts to be artsy. This movie was definitely artistic but it was compelling in its artistic-ness.Imagine watching a program and following a character only to learn that the character was watching a program of your life and following you. That is an extremely brief synopsis of this movie as Alex (David Carranza) and Sam (Tiffany Mualem) watch one another's lives play out on screen.There are a lot of portentous moments and a pervasive somber mood that's established by the actors, their situations and the musical score. What mystery there is behind their phenomenon takes a back seat to your desire to seeing them finally meet. It is a nice drama/sci-fi with the emphasis on the drama.