Some Southern Waters

Like some other reviewers stated the film is very beautifully shot.

A shame that apart from that it's a rather incompetent mix of various surreal movies (of which David Lynch is the most prominent). Acting is also very amateurish.

Some Southern Waters is a trip, it's hard to describe the films plot as it is often difficult to know what exactly is real and what is not. The film follows Jon a musician who after the death of his girlfriend is haunted by his memories and surreal moments and experiences that echo back to that traumatic event. The film will not give you straight answers, it challenges you to interpret it the way you see fit. The film is shot in beautiful black and white and to say the cinematography is stunning would be a huge understatement. In fact the look of this film is worth the price of admission alone. Absolutely this is a Lynchian style film and I was reminded of that Directors best work while watching this, but also Hitchcock and Jim Jarmusch. Truly a unique experience which for me is the definition of what cinema should be. A reminder that cinema can and should be an art form.

A movie, a dream, a surreal dance. A really well done, beautifully shot and acted film. Strange, fun, suspenseful, poetic. It made me think a little of David Lynch. And you know if I compare something to David Lynch I must really love it! Watch this. You won't soon forget it.

This is art. Funny, terrifying, light, intense... and most of all honest. This is an Indie Flick in the truest and best sense of the phrase. It may not be for everyone, but if you appreciate film as art, or art as film, you'll love this one!

Oh, and LOVE the black and white... everything here just works!!

This is a film that will heighten your imagination and curiosity. I started watching it trying to guess ahead the purpose of the character's actions or even the filmmaker's decisions on how to express their actions. Then as the actions grew more ambiguous, open ended, and more difficult to guess, I realised it was an experience made not to entirely shut down expectations, but loosen them by offering a more open reasoning. A surreal form of logic took over the movie and it grew more metaphorical until the entire film became it's own dynamic character, a character that shares similarities with the mysterious "puppeteer" that is life. It was also fun! Some of my favorite parts were the comedic parts. All around enjoyable movie. Well done to everyone who worked on it.