Happily finding that the films on the final day of the Soho Horror Film Festival were streaming for longer then I had originally had expected,I rushed to discover if we are alone.
Note:Some plot details in review.
View on the film:
Feeling alienated from society, writer/director Trevor Clarence & cinematographer James Adey cleverly use limited, see-through CGI to emphasize the aliens link to the alienating mind-set of of Adam and Gina (played by the wonderful Matthew Berry and Meganne Young.)
Impressively making the down-beat ending feel spiritual,the screenplay by Clarence lands an enticing romance from Adam wanting to get closer to Gina,but her remaining an almost hazy mirage,as they each discover that they are not alone.
Note:Some plot details in review.
View on the film:
Feeling alienated from society, writer/director Trevor Clarence & cinematographer James Adey cleverly use limited, see-through CGI to emphasize the aliens link to the alienating mind-set of of Adam and Gina (played by the wonderful Matthew Berry and Meganne Young.)
Impressively making the down-beat ending feel spiritual,the screenplay by Clarence lands an enticing romance from Adam wanting to get closer to Gina,but her remaining an almost hazy mirage,as they each discover that they are not alone.
