Vesper

Vesper

After the collapse of Earth's ecosystem, Vesper, a 13-year-old girl struggling to survive with her paralyzed Father, meets a mysterious Woman with a secret that forces Vesper to use her wits, strength and bio-hacking abilities to fight for the possibility of a future.

  • Released:
  • Runtime: 120 minutes
  • Genre: Adventure, Drama
  • Stars: Edmund Dehn, Matvej Buravkov, Marijus Demiskis, Markas Eimontas, Titas Rukas, Markas Sagaitis, Eddie Marsan, Raffiella Chapman, Rosy McEwen, Richard Brake, Melanie Gaydos
  • Director: Kristina Buozyte, Bruno Samper
 Comments
  • lahilaastravnar - 2 July 2024
    Industrial lobbies against auteur films?
    The film: original dystopian and dreamlike fairy tale, with exceptional graphic solutions and well acted.

    Plot: in a world devastated by genetic engineering, where natural crops have disappeared and genetically modified organisms have spread and mutated in the environment, only a few jealously guarded transgenic seeds remain, while the surviving population dies of hunger.

    My controversy: there's no way this movie has such a low average rating on IMBD. This offers only two alternative hypotheses in my opinion: the average IQ of voters is very low, or there are groups of voting accounts aimed at lowering the vote on movies that can orient public opinion against a particular industrial business, in this case the GMO industry.
  • acid-56716 - 28 February 2024
    The writer obviously didn't know how to present this story
    Could have been a very, very good movie. Some interesting ideas untapped ground but the overall depiction of the movie was awful, leaving with more questions and answer's. Nothing gets corrected finished or explored empty movie with a good idea. It would be good to actually explain what you're doing or not just jump around. There seems to be good portions of a story here. But the writer-director and cast never seemed to actually nail down. What the purpose narrative ending or metal is? They jump from plot to plot without ever giving information as to whet's going on , and they never wrap up even one bit of the story.