115

This movie has a really intriguing idea. The concept is strong and definitely grabbed my attention, but the way the story plays out felt like it was unfinished.

It's labeled as an experimental feature, and that makes sense in the way the story unfolds, the plot difficult to follow at times, with certain elements feeling like they lacked context or resolution.

Overall the film was enjoyable and fun to watch, with plenty of interesting ideas. That said, it left me wanting more, as a lot felt missing or unexplained. If the plot had been a bit smoother and more polished, this could have been something truly memorable. Still, it's worth checking out for anyone who likes sci-fi with a twist.

115 is worth watching for an eccentric sci-fi love story. A little jarring at first but the characters made up for it by making me laugh out loud and feel suspense. Great creative little details like the 80's outfits, tunes, and playing off the known instability of element 115. Definitely a fun way to spend 1:15 min (I see what you did there)!

115, the debut feature film by Canadian director Dave Huynh Macon, is a bold, otherworldly ride wrapped in a nostalgic 80s aesthetic - and I was glued to the screen from start to finish (which is rare for me!).

With a modest budget, the film punches well above its weight. The story follows a Pleiadian starseed who arrives on Earth in search of fuel - only to find her soulmate through a twist of destiny. It's a cosmic love story told in a brilliantly unconventional way.

The most fascinating part? Time unfolds in reverse. Each chapter answers the questions I had from the one before, creating a sense of puzzle-solving magic that kept my mind engaged and my heart open.

As an 80s baby and fellow starseed, I loved the vibe - the visuals, music, and styling were spot-on, and the casting was thoughtful and well-executed. For a debut, the use of budget is impressive, and the time-bending narrative structure is fresh and thought-provoking.

If you're into sci-fi, soul connections, or films that dare to experiment, 115 is worth your time. Dave Huynh Macon is definitely one to watch.