ClearMind

An intriguing, darkly funny thriller, this snappy ensemble indie asks how we can move on from tragedy, and also why are we so scared of women who have every right to be sad.

At the very least, ClearMind has more on its mind than being disposable, and it remains interesting by virtue of trying to do so much.

Director Rebecca Eskreis builds a masterfully tense and darkly comical thriller that is practically bathing in grief-stained tears and repressed emotions.

…whether you understand the VR tech involved or not isn’t important&#59; the reality is that this is a smart, funny indie that aces the kind of subject matter than big budget fare like Serenity made an absolute hash out of…

A fresh and unique approach to storytelling blending various genres into a darkly comedic yet suspenseful and thought-provoking commentary on grief, reality, and revenge-fueled fantasy.