Pavilion

I wish I could rate it 0.

It seems as if the person creating this has a very inflated sense of self and of their 'skill' in film making.

The GCSE level of acting was questionable. Love interest not believable at all. Both parties looked very awkward. The wife beater on the main male lead was a strange choice of wardrobe.

The plot was unclear and very basic in terms and of thrills or suspense. Almost as if the writer and director had maybe not seen a film before?!

Hooded character not very ominous, bit uncomfortable to watch someone pretend to be sneaky and dangerous. More like a child hiding from their parents.

It seems as though people were pressured into being there. Very weird atmosphere.

Some of the music was alright though. The 'film's only redeeming quality.

I popped in to see this film at the premiere, I didn't have an expectations of it previously.

Without giving anything away, it's a time travel film, it follows 2 main characters but I can't say more than that without giving away what happens. But it's surprisingly gripping.

I liked the story, I liked the music and I liked the characters and I found myself invested in it which is usually quite hard to do with a low budget film. Especially one as low as a few hundred pounds.

Would I see the film again? Yeah I would, there's a lot of things going on and it's quite easily missed.

Best thing about it: the music, it felt like the music was the main focus and the story was a means to tell the story of the music like an opera.

Worst thing: unless you're following along it can be easy to miss things, but I think it's designed that way for repeat viewings.

I enjoyed watching this very low budget film although I will need to see it again to catch the little clues I missed. Yes it is a bit slow and there are lots of repeating situations, but isn't that what a time warp would create? The scenery is lovely and gives a sense of reality to the feature which was beautifully filmed. The acting wasn't on a par with those paid millions to perform but it was an experimental art form which I believe deserves applause. I liked the musical score too, it was catchy and added to the scenes, especially when things became more tense. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Well done to all involved!!