Imperial Blue

While the film takes on ambitious subject matter, it nails it, with some great performances at its heart. The trio at the centre of the story are all very engaging, Kisakye in particular, and they drive the story on even during the odd moment when the plot slows down. Plus, it certainly does the beautiful scenery of Uganda justice with how excellently well shot it is.

All in all, a very enjoyable film that's well worth a watch!

This movie has nothing extraordinary, and I suspect that the 10/10 reviews are from the production themselves.

Otherwise, there are some really good ideas, and the the choice of location is great. You get some nice place specially in India and Uganda.

The main problem is that once the movie pass 30 min, the story goes all other the place, the main character seems to act randomly and the narration get lost in long and boring non senses.

The movie stop becoming interesting and it is hard to reach the end without suffering off boredom.

The director needs to manage the tempo of his movie to keep the interest of the viewer. Having beautiful scenery is not enough.

The storytelling in this movie is pretty bad.

This is such an original and thought-provoking film which perfectly balances action, drama and fantasy elements. For a debut feature shot in 3 different continents it is truly impressive and I am really looking forward to seeing what the filmmakers produce next.

This film takes us to distant lands .... Magnificent landscapes, change of scenery and exotic culture for an adventure that will keep you going until the end ... I loved it.

This is really bad. Amateur sound editing and mixing, terrible acting, horrendous writing. I could not pass the 25 minutes mark.