Carpe Noctem

Such an amazing intricate masterpiece beautiful light sequences and interesting scenes with awesome music which matches the moment. Both actors gave convincing roles Pasha gave a true heartfelt portrayal of a multi faceted man struggling with the darkness of his gloomy ethereal environment. Nina gave also a beautiful performance which I will never forget. Both together gave such light to the screen and a created Gothic masterpiece already a huge fan from call of duty black ops III but this made me an even bigger fan. Can't wait to see what else this brilliant Writer/Actor has for the future Pasha Girard I wish you the absolute best.

This was a very trippy film with a positive message. A love note to the city of Los Angeles and a very random love story. Semi action but also romance reminiscent of futuristic classics.

The story is good but the movie is bad.

GB looks so simple and stupid but GG seems like a beautiful and bright woman.

The actors weren't very charismatic and the movie was very long and there was a lot of talk.

They can improve it because the story was great.

This is not a movie for everyone, but it has the makings of a cult classic. The contradiction of colourful scenes and characters against the sadness of the story is a great touch. If you like odd indie dramas with comedic undertones, check this out.

This is film dives into the deep topics of loss, loneliness, redemption, and finding oneself in a large and isolating city. The angst and tension is relived by tender moments and the humorous dialogue between GB the drug dealer and GG the music sensation. During nightfall, the city comes alive with clandestine clubs and a burgeoning underbelly of those who seek refuge in the dark corners of Los Angeles, hiding behind a gothic facade but only truly wanting to be accepted. The film inspires us to cherish these fleeting moments of life and to make the most out of what we have been given... with an uncanny acknowledgement that we all have our baggage and past traumas but should still seek the better sides of life despite our shortcomings. Pasha Gerard (GG) and Nina Bergman (GB) deliver a quirky and charismatic performance that keeps you captivated throughout. A must watch for the nocturnal kind.