Antikaci

An excitingly jumpy, finely calibrated psychological-thriller about a father caught in limbo at an Antique Shop. The director Aclan Bates goes from zero to 100 in the blink of an eye. You never learn why or how this man came to this Antique Shop until the story unfolds. Then you wonder if being lost in a dreamlike state explains numbness and confusion of this man and his intriguing journey. His flashbacks and the other characters explain his reserve, but it's also a good guess that his painful memories were honed in that shop. Aclan Bates runs away with " ANTIKACI" in which his story every emotional, psychological and physical hurdle makes for kinetic cinema.

An awesome ride! Very powerful way of story telling! I left the theater with this "I should love who I love when I can, while I can, as much as I can" thought. So sad to see how someone has to go through so much. We take for granted what others find a real struggle. It is an exceptional movie that anyone would get something out of seeing. One of the best things about this movie is that it's so relatable. I love how in this movie things can turn around in an instant. Without giving too much away, there are so many times where you think that the lead is finally going to realize what happened to him but then ends up messing up all over again, sending you into inevitable fits of suspense and thrill. Overall, if you're looking for an edge of your seat thriller movie, this is undoubtedly the one for you. Well done! Very well done!