

2023·Fantasy·1h 36m
7.0
★







A comatose five-year-old girl journeys through a dark industrial dreamscape, following her mother's voice on a transistor radio to find her way back to consciousness.
Directed by Ryan Stevens Harris
coma
family drama
dreamworld

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Cast

Augie Duke
Sara

Brionne Davis
Alex

Morgana Ignis
Teeth

Maria Olsen
Princess

Timothy Lee DePriest
Groom
Crew

Michael A. Martinez
Visual Effects
Popular Reviews
20 reviews
John Lewis
5.0★ · 05/23/26

Cool visuals but not much else.
Cool visuals but not much else.
hvp188
4.9★ · 04/15/25

I don’t remember Crashbox super well but I’m pretty sure it looked like this
I don’t remember Crashbox super well but I’m pretty sure it looked like this
115bryce
4.9★ · 03/11/25

well this unsettled me
well this unsettled me
Kyle
4.0★ · 03/10/25

That ain’t no moon garden.
That ain’t no moon garden.
angelo
5.6★ · 10/26/24

beautiful and dreamy set design. visuals that are reminiscent of 70s fantasy and videodrome, creating a picture of an alice in wonderland but on acid. a very creative concept of familial imbalance being told through a child’s dreams. all of the back and forth yelling and screaming translates to a nightmare of confusion and death. flashing moments of happiness are her only saviors as that’s what’s left for her survive on.
i really loved the editing style with the visual elements, it really brought the fear and amazement in the world to life. the world being embodied by her life’s joys and struggles, has very good interpretations. but what’s funny is that it took a little girl to fall down the stairs and get into a coma for her parents to get along.
the visuals are fucking amazing but the pacing for this film is not good at all. it’s only 90 mins long but feels like it goes on for ages. i found myself closing my eyes after one long sequence. and i don’t know if it’s just me but there were cutting between some sequences that are just odd, like it was continuing a tv episode but the sequence never changes place or feels out of place.
i really loved the editing style with the visual elements, it really brought the fear and amazement in the world to life. the world being embodied by her life’s joys and struggles, has very good interpretations. but what’s funny is that it took a little girl to fall down the stairs and get into a coma for her parents to get along.
the visuals are fucking amazing but the pacing for this film is not good at all. it’s only 90 mins long but feels like it goes on for ages. i found myself closing my eyes after one long sequence. and i don’t know if it’s just me but there were cutting between some sequences that are just odd, like it was continuing a tv episode but the sequence never changes place or feels out of place.
beautiful and dreamy set design. visuals that are reminiscent of 70s fantasy and videodrome, creating a picture of an alice in wonderland but on acid. a very creative concept of familial imbalance being told through a child’s dreams. all of the back and forth yelling and screaming translates to a nightmare of confusion and death. flashing moments of happiness are her only saviors as that’s what’s left for her survive on.
i really loved the editing style with the visual elements, it really brought the fear and amazement in the world to life. the world being embodied by her life’s joys and struggles, has very good interpretations. but what’s funny is that it took a little girl to fall down the stairs and get into a coma for her parents to get along.
the visuals are fucking amazing but the pacing for this film is not good at all. it’s only 90 mins long but feels like it goes on for ages. i found myself closing my eyes after one long sequence. and i don’t know if it’s just me but there were cutting between some sequences that are just odd, like it was continuing a tv episode but the sequence never changes place or feels out of place.
i really loved the editing style with the visual elements, it really brought the fear and amazement in the world to life. the world being embodied by her life’s joys and struggles, has very good interpretations. but what’s funny is that it took a little girl to fall down the stairs and get into a coma for her parents to get along.
the visuals are fucking amazing but the pacing for this film is not good at all. it’s only 90 mins long but feels like it goes on for ages. i found myself closing my eyes after one long sequence. and i don’t know if it’s just me but there were cutting between some sequences that are just odd, like it was continuing a tv episode but the sequence never changes place or feels out of place.