Little Deaths

LITTLE DEATHS is a nice surprise for those looking for alternative movie viewing. Inventive, visually creative and daring.

The atmosphere of the appocolyptical world is handed with a shorthand that is welcome, it's not overstated.

The film focuses on a romance that seems fitting for our unsettling and unpredictable times. There is a naturalness and earthiness between the lead actors Kerri Sohn and Adam Leotta. The intimacy feels earned and raw, not glamorized like a standard Hollywood movie.

Especially a stand out is Kerri Sohn's performance that elevates the movie with a fresh, daring performance.

I can't believe I missed out on this masterpiece until now. It's definitely one for the must-watch list.

From the very first scene, I was hooked. The setting was so well done, with every detail carefully thought out. It felt like being pulled into a different world that was somehow both familiar and unique. The director and cinematographer really nailed it, creating a perfect backdrop for the story.

David's role as the main character was just brilliant. He brought such a real and relatable vibe to his character that it didn't even feel like acting. His performance was so natural, making every moment on screen believable. Emily was just as amazing. She had this on-screen presence that drew you in right away. Great chemistry between David and Emily.

This is truly exciting and thought provoking film that makes me excited for the indie film market.

I was immediately attached to the two main characters who managed to bring you through a range of emotions and experiences throughout the film. The actors had a unique way of not overdoing the performances but still managing to make major emotional impact on the audience. The cinematography was also incredibly noteworthy. It was obvious that they took such care with the setting, and they allowed the physical space to almost act as another character within the script. This is one of those films that you're quickly immersed in and remain unsuspecting of the ride it takes throughout. Will be watching again!