GamerTab That was an excellent one.

Mandeep Tyson The acting in this movie is really good.

Rosie Searle It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Roxie The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

christopher-underwood Good looking film, clearly made with good intentions, but ultimately seems to lack conviction or even direction. I recognised tiny bits of the film and realised I must have seen a trailer some time ago that included the amazing scene near the beginning set in the university library when birds hit the windows and a girl falls into a seeming epileptic fit. Great photography most of the time, a wonderful and very believable performance from Eili Harboe lead us into a fascinating mystery involving drink, drugs, seizures and the supernatural. I don't now if the director had a clear idea of how to finish this film but I certainly found the end section most unsatisfactory, which is a shame because not only is it hard to believe but undermines much of what has gone before.

Eduardo Almazan Christian girl meets world and haunting self, repressed by daddy, finds love and scares about it. Selfish thoughts become real, when strong enough, but weak will and low self esteem presents problems in decision making. Authority denies the true nature of a problematic, uncomfortable being (because of ideology issues), and the entity doesn't like it.You can see it from every point of view, but it's just a weak representation, a weak charachter, with a weak problematic (as in "ok, I get it, but come on!") and sort of a resolution.Expected much of this for I've seen Oslo, 31st of August and loved wverything about it.The 3 score was for the music, which was stunningly beautiful, as for the photography. Both not to blame for the disaster of story.

Naomi_85 A haunting meditation on what it means to be your authentic self. Tender, erotic, and beautifully shot.

ramonster_uk A girl moves away from home for college and her sexual desires reawaken some innate abilities. From this moment on what is real and unreal is in question at times. The movie is extremely watchable and I found myself not wanting it to end, desiring more of an explanation of how and why things were happening. By the end of the movie we are led to believe that she seizes control of her abilities. Thelma's abilities are god like when you think about it, maybe Neo in the Matrix, but being able to control your own world and every detail. Is this all real? Or perhaps more a lucid dream...... Had me thinking of an old Buffy episode, "Normal Again". Certainly worth watching, but this isn't your typical affair into the super powered individual, more on a level with Unbreakable and Split perhaps, all of which I thoroughly enjoyed.