Eve

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source: Eve

A very enjoyable film, which was very well written.

Really liked the while feel of the movie didn't know where it was going and the twist at the end was excellent. If you like movies explained to the last atom than this isn't the movie for you . Slow interesting really enjoyed it!

The movie is a complete disaster... The plot is moving extremely slow. In the end we don't understand is Alex a splitted personality, or she really has gone throu hell because of an other woman being obsessed with a role to steal... Too bad... Movie is a waste of time

Totally enjoyed this modern thriller. Stunning locations and superbly shot. Screenplay is spot on. More proof that micro budget films can stand their ground with the bigger players.

This film looks amazing! Probably down to the fact that the DP, Douglas Milsome, was Stanley Kubrick's cinematographer. It feels very Kubrickian... It may not be everyone's cup of tea but if you like your films atmospheric and more than a little disturbing, then this is for you.

What an interesting Art house Thriller - In some places it was a slow but overall I was gripped. Very interested by Rory Kindersley and how he directed the piece - it was like watching art work. he has a beautiful eye for art. I have to say - the levels of emotions Actress Rachel Warren delivered were varied and she really gave it her all. Lex Shrapnel was great - such a natural performer and it was lovely to see Ali Bastian appear in it. Well done, great acting and great direction on such a challenging and bizarre script.

Tricky one this.... Overall, not bad. Some misdirected/poorly acted scenes between Alex and Liam but the two lead actresses did a pretty good job throughout. Too much of a lean on wide angle lens shots - and the fact that I picked up on it should show how much it was misused. Pretty sure I understood the end, but it's slightly ambiguous which is not a bad thing. It's not a GREAT film but it's not awful either. If you have an interest in films (as opposed to purely being a consumer of them) I'd say it's worth a watch. I didn't regret seeing it, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone I know either. Looks like a first feature for a lot of the creatives, and I think it was a strong showing with a lot of really nice choices. Without being derivative it reminded me a little of the Hammer House Of Horror series from the 80s and also (weirdly) the 60s Avengers TV show (Emma Peel and Steed) - in a good way. Don't be mislead by the super high scores, but don't be put off by the super low ones either.

I'm not sure but I think that it was about two actors up for the same role. This is completely stupid. I guess it was supposed to be an "artsy film" but it's one hell of a confusing piece of garbage. Terrible attempt at making a movie.