Dimland

This is obviously a film with no budget, and if you're rating it for that, it gets an A. If you want to see what you can make when your broke, here it is. It isn't perfect. There's ambivalence, but I didn't notice any inconsistencies. You have to come up with your own theory here. This is a morning and indica kinda film.

Started and only went somewhere in the mind of the writer. Even the filler story was bad. I did watch the entire concoction... which was something because I was tire at 20.

I'm not sure what this movie was supposed to be about. No true beginning to set a foundation or to give context. A masked human-like odd and painfully depressed entity. Female lead becomes almost psychotically paralyzed on first meeting with the masked entity. Her boyfriend forces the entity to leave trying to protect her and reassure her he is there for her. The bf and woman go on a picnic when the entity arrives but answers questions in mostly a monotone and in very few words. Yet the girl begins to sneak out each night to wander in the dark forest with. I found no real information or reason the entity is there or why it is so important other than it seems to have been a small part of her childhood that she isn't exactly sure she remembers. The entity takes her to an inbetween world the girl is afraid of saying it's scary then describes it as peaceful in the next breath.

A plotless movie. I could find no point to this movie.

I caught this at Woods Hole film festival and I was a huge fan. Very understated film with a message that resonates to all. This is a voice worth developing. Give it a shot.