Pasture

I decided to watch this movie with my boyfriend, and we were both totally confused the whole entire movie. It made no sense I felt as confused as Sarah the main character. There wasn't really a plot to follow off of , and you never know the difference between realty and real life .

While this type of film is for a certain type of thinker, those who appreciate the dark side of consciousness and human evolution will ultimately enjoy this film so much. Even if you feel lost while watching, you are still reflecting, hypothesizing and intrigued. It doesn't leave you lost, regardless. I absolutely love the brains behind this one.

I cannot stand art piece films.

Intentionally being confusing so the elite few can "get it." Rude.

I am a fan of mystery; so, I know how to follow a disjointed plot. This ain't it. It's simply messy when it could have made sense.

Make it make sense DURING the film.

😒😒😒

Seemed like pretty good schizo picture. Woman wakes in a house with no memory and engages in strange behavior. Her "sister" tells her this is because she's a schizo but she's receiving treatment here. There's also a demented old man and little boy who seem to also be "patients" in the house. I turned it off about half hour in when there was smoking.

...I mean its shot well enough, nothing offends me in the editing or sound... just didn't make sense? And I didn't even want it to make sense half way through the movie - it was just... there?

For me - my personal taste - there was no story that made sense? Now, if its about schizophrenia then I'm sure it will make sense of someone who experiences this, or knows someone, or takes care of someone? But for me, disjointed, not enjoyable collection of snippits of scenes with no enjoyable storyline. Forgettable as soon as it ends to be honest.

If someone asked me should they go and watch it, I would say no. Wait for something else.