VI

I haven't seen movie similar to this before but I would say this movie is quite an eye opener to me,with very minimal dialogues, sound effects, special effects, and actors.

The beauty of this movie is it's realistic and reflects with our real life scenarios. This movie is showing us about addictions and the struggles that we have to take to curb with it. We have to face our inner demon that will do whatever it can at all costs to persuade us into falling back to our old ways.

A recommended movie to watch if you would like to know what will a person with addiction goes through when they are trying to resist their urges to live the right way, the anxiety and depression that they need to deal with, and I believe many of us will find this movie relatable.

Have you ever had a bad "trip". One you cant escape from? But one you're glad you had in the end, because you cameout ontop and better than ever. Then this movie is for you. The suspense and realistic horrorible psychological events which the main character endures are felt through the screen. The presence of a dark force taking over while you're in a state of vulnerability is shown bit by bit with a dark style that fits our comprehension as the viewer. The viewers obvisouly cannot feel what the man feels in the present, but the director and cinamatogropher do an excellent job to make sure we understand it with our eyes. The acting which the main character portrays hits you with raw emotion. As a man, as a person, as a brother to you and everyone else, I reccomend this movie because it not only shows something that is not available at first glance when you look at a person with depression, but it can help you understand people who suffer with depression. It is a very relatable movie which can spark something good in you in the end, wheather you are depressed or seeking ways to help and understand those who are. Enjoy ladies and gentlemen.

This film is a pure artistic representation of the demons people fight daily. Although this film may be about a specific problem, it's an introspective look at what it is like to deal with your demons in general. Great Film.

The movie was directed very well. There were no actors with extensive numbers of films on their resumes to my knowledge, but the director was able to pull the best work from the group in a way that felt as though the entire crew was well seasoned. I don't want to spoil the movie, and I won't. However, the ending may leave you surprised and reflecting on your own life after you watch the movies. The subtleties in this film were excellent!

Jesus Pasos has given us an apprehensive experience with his debut feature-length film, VI. Shot in four days with a deliberate pacing, we arrive at a creature-feature with its thumb on the pulse of our worrisome cultural moment. Actor Jerry Velez's dedicated performance as the protagonist gives us a look inside the soul of a man in despair and on the verge of disintegration. The film creates a mood-swing in the viewer passing from anticipation to apathy and back. The music creates a pitch-perfect tone in accompanying its subject matter, and what Cliff Martinez does for Nicolas Winding Refn, Jesse Gutierrez succeeds in doing for Pasos. Go see this film and ask not what is happening in this movie, but ask what is happening in yourself.