Between Waves |
Canada • 2020 • 100m •
   • Directed by: Virginia Abramovich. • Starring: Fiona Graham, Luke Robinson, Sebastian Deery, Stacey Bernstein, Edwige Jean-Pierre, Miguel Damião, Eliya Sekylova, Jessica Barrera, Marco Girgenti, Grayson Stephen, Juliette Lewsaw, Laura Burke, Holden Levack. • Music by: Stephen Krecklo.  After his presumed death, Jamie continues to be visited by her lover Isaac, a quantum physicist, who pleads for her to join him in a parallel plane. Jamie follows a map and notebook Isaac left for her and embarks on a journey to the island of São Miguel in the Açores. At the center of the Atlantic Ocean, Jamie begins to untangle the truth of what really happened the night Isaac disappeared, learning that she had a greater part in it than she cares to remember.
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Review:
Ever wonder what is real and what is fantasy? Most of us have a pretty good grasp on reality however things can dramatically change when we experience a traumatic event. Jamie, a seemingly headstrong, together character has her life riveted by the disappearance of Isaac (her lover). As she searches for answers of his whereabouts, her world starts to blur as Jamie begins to cross over parallel dimensions and consciousness. What unfolds are her memories, visions and future possibilities converge into storm of chaos where Jamie must choose a path to wade through. Jamie's journey is shot in cinematic brilliance, spanning multiple continents and geographic landscapes. The cast deliver solid performances and the director weaves her magic in making it all come together neatly at end.
Review by themoviebuff-35877 from the Internet Movie Database.
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