Reflect

Loved the cinematography, symbolism, psychedelic journey, acting, exploration of mental health and trauma, film direction. It was unique and interesting - something that I've never seen before. Glad that I bought and watched this movie.

Metaphysics is a fascinating and complicated subject and I thought that Reflect captured some of these themes and created thought-provoking intensity.

It is not the genre of movies that I gravitate toward, but I found the trailer interesting and decided to broaden my horizons.

Shooting in the desert provided an amazing cinematic feel and lended symbolism to the central themes.

Highly recommend.

Reflect is a film with a completely new approach to screenwriting and directing. It's hard to compare it to anything else on the market because it's so fresh. For viewers looking to step into an entirely new way of filmmaking, this is the perfect film. Exploring metaphysical concepts of our world and beyond, it leaves you thinking about the possibilities of the universe while gently guiding you through a thrilling adventure. The mix of genres holds you in its grasp until the very end leaving you on your toes at every turning point. The colors in the film are stunning with the beautiful backdrop of Sedona as it's canvas. It's a very visually pleasing experience that soothes your mind to contrast the thrill of the chase that drives a certain high energy urgency in the name becoming new. Which all seems very fitting when taking into consideration the high risks that were taken in trying something new with the film altogether. I recommend this film to those who are tired of the same old and desire to challenge their minds with the possibility of a new normal. Can't wait to see more from this director.

Reflect is truly an experience. Gorgeous cinematography and creative story with solid writing.

I enjoyed the vibrant colors and thought provoking scenes that keep you engaged from beginning to end.

The special effects were solid for an indie film. Absolutely stunning scenery that incapsulates the South West's incredible beauty.

A journey and reflection of one's inner self, and overcoming the demons from within.

The nature showcased in this film is quite immersive. You feel truly present when watching the film.

I enjoyed the comedy in the film, and the tone was balanced well with horror and Psychological thriller.

This was such an amazing watch. If you like to explore spiritually or even just mentally you will be thrown for a ride of epic proportions. Everything here is top notch - especially the photography and ideas presented. It is not called "Reflect" just because, as it inspires reflection of ourselves and therefore will be super healing to the right person. It is dark yet light, funny yet serious, a paradox in the best sense of the word. Twists and spins all throughout, it will enliven your eyes. Dana Kippel is most certainly someone to follow and watch for in the coming years. Her dedication to this project is immensely inspiring to say the least. Definitely a must-watch💯

This film is jam packed with ideas! The structure resembles more of a meditation or metaphysical trip than a traditional story arc. There are definitely some spirituality gems sprinkled throughout with some really fun and engaging moments. There are visuals and sequences that are mind bending and extremely impressive for the scale of the production. The ensemble does a great job nodding to the meta aspect of the film, having fun and not taking the material too seriously. Reflect explores themes that are right up my alley, so I'm really excited to see what Dana Kippel does with her second outing.