This is a low budget science fiction film on the order of "Primer" except this one has a woman in it. This review has minor/early spoilers. Louis (Jordan Tisdale) and Alex (Nora-Jane Noone) conduct an unorthodox illegal experiment which proved successful. They need to bring on Isaac (Jonathan Howard) who does not approve because it involves euthanizing people.
They capture (hence title name) an entity who guides souls in the afterlife. After that all kinds of debates ensue.
The film is slow moving and shot in one location. Physicist Louis claims matter is changed to energy when you burn something, which any seventh grade art history student can tell you is incorrect. Clearly the writing was not as clever as it could have been. Acting could have been better if they had cleaned up the backstories and dialogue. My favorite line, "Are you dead?"
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.
They capture (hence title name) an entity who guides souls in the afterlife. After that all kinds of debates ensue.
The film is slow moving and shot in one location. Physicist Louis claims matter is changed to energy when you burn something, which any seventh grade art history student can tell you is incorrect. Clearly the writing was not as clever as it could have been. Acting could have been better if they had cleaned up the backstories and dialogue. My favorite line, "Are you dead?"
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.