Colourblind

I was on the edge of my seat watching Colourblind! Exceptionally suspenseful and incredibly well executed, this dramatic thriller follows a reluctant private investigator hired to follow a suicidal woman by her sister. It's set in Australia and has an excellent cast. It's an unpredictable film that will keep you guessing throughout-- Definitely Recommend!!

Another amazing film created by the one and only Nathan Hill! Not only did I enjoy watching this film, but I enjoyed it more being a part of it! It's a great honor and I'm so thankful to be one of the actresses. To work with such a renowned Australian producer, director and fellow actor is a blessing. Congratulations to everyone involved in the making of this film! My family and friends love it too... the drama, suspense, thrill and excitement. It'll bring you to the edge of your seat, and the final scene will make you sweat. It's a must see!

I have no idea why this movie got several really good reviews other than to think that they must have been written by friends of the filmmaker. This film is poorly written, there are a number of scenes where the camera is literally just following the main actor who is just a very ordinary guy and absolutely nothing to look. I don't know what all that set up was all about because there was just absolutely nothing in the way of a pay off, the story was lame, there was not much there and the ending was unsatisfying. I would not recommend this film.

The movie's suspenseful nature and its effectiveness as a dramatic thriller make this a movie to watch.

The film's setting in Australia and the performance of the cast, particularly the private investigator and the character Sia, are to be praised. The movie is unpredictable and engaging.

The movie has an interesting blend of drama, mystery, and romance, along with a jazzy soundtrack that enhances the film's appeal.

In summary, "Colourblind" seems to be a film that divides opinion. For those interested in a suspenseful thriller with a blend of drama and romance, this might be a film worth watching for you.

I honestly just loved it. Australian independent cinema at its best.