The Lost

Impressive cerebral stream of consciousness indie movie from first time feature director Alex Klaus. Believable and often raw emotional performances from his talented cast kept the intricate plot (pay attention!) well anchored within a subtly dark soundtrack that had me thinking of David Lynch, a few of the shots as well. I'll be interested to see where this gifted director goes next.

A nice indie that starts slow (that's not a negative) but really gets going in the second act. Highly recommended!! If you are looking for something to watch, and to support independent filmmakers, this is worth a watch.

And, even though I would occasionally skip forward a bit, found the movie touching. It's all about finding your purpose and dealing with big time emotions of despair and melancholy. Then there is the technique of having everything in the story connect someway, somehow. And the acting in my humble opinion was superb - 6.5.

I just turned it off after 20 minutes. I couldn't see it going anywhere fast. It's too random. Too many idiot characters that just wander about doing nothing whatsoever. Avoid.

This is a power movie about the loss of a child. It will not be an easy watch especially for parents, as it portrays trauma quite accurately. If you are in the mood for a heavy hitter, give this one a go.

As a parent, I found this to be a difficult movie to watch at times. Hollie Lewis did an excellent job of portraying a grieving mother, the emotion she showed seemed fitting and accurate. Some of the other acting, of different characters was not quite so believable, but overall, this is a movie worth watching.

The acting is alright but pitty some actors are getting too much influenced by the standard body acting. Pitty the directing is done badly could have pulled off much more. The vibe is just not created greatly making it clearly a C movie. Cannot put my finger behind it what the reason is for the low quality. Maybe the lines maybe the acting with sound. Very traditional made movie, lines are old. Ugh the action are bad Acting is Oke yes but the camera work does * it up. High amount of dragg.

I just turned it off after 20 minutes. I couldn't see it going anywhere fast. It's too random. Too many idiot characters that just wander about doing nothing whatsoever. Avoid.

As a parent, I found this to be a difficult movie to watch at times. Hollie Lewis did an excellent job of portraying a grieving mother, the emotion she showed seemed fitting and accurate. Some of the other acting, of different characters was not quite so believable, but overall, this is a movie worth watching.