Picture a young adult driving a bit drunk on her way home, when on the radio they start talking about a discovery of a new planet. What if she happens to look out the window and she can actually see it? And then the unthinkable happens. While she is stargazing, she strikes another car, killing all the occupants except the driver.
Director Mike Cahill has a fantasmic imagination and instead of running loose about alien life and weird planets, he shows the new planet as only a backdrop to a story of self-realization and a road to redemption. Along with Brit Marling, I see a HUGE future for these amazing and talented people. They have realized how to make movies that are engaging yet imaginative all at once.
Review (c) 2011 Stephe Raven | Radioraven2010@gmail.com
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