4/5
A gripping thriller about justice, racism and corruption.
- Thriller
- United States
- 2022
- 18 min
Cognitive Fracture
4/5
A riveting tale of grief, psychology and mental health.
The narrative is well crafted and takes viewers on a suspenseful ride, building tension throughout until its surprising and emotionally charged climax. The acting is compelling and brings the characters to life, with Kelsey Kornegay excelling in her portrayal of Vanessa.
The cinematography by Joel Morris is stunning, capturing the tension and psychological turmoil of the story with great detail and precision. The sound design and editing are also top-notch, creating an immersive viewing experience that will leave audiences on edge.
The film also provides an intense exploration of themes such as grief, loss, and mental health, tackling them in a sensitive but intriguing way. Overall, Charvez Keys Jr.’s film is a thrilling and poignant journey that will leave audiences in awe of its expert craftsmanship and emotional depth. It is highly recommended for anyone seeking a suspenseful, thought-provoking cinematic experience.
The narrative is well crafted and takes viewers on a suspenseful ride, building tension throughout until its surprising and emotionally charged climax. The acting is compelling and brings the characters to life, with Kelsey Kornegay excelling in her portrayal of Vanessa.
The cinematography by Joel Morris is stunning, capturing the tension and psychological turmoil of the story with great detail and precision. The sound design and editing are also top-notch, creating an immersive viewing experience that will leave audiences on edge.
The film also provides an intense exploration of themes such as grief, loss, and mental health, tackling them in a sensitive but intriguing way. Overall, Charvez Keys Jr.’s film is a thrilling and poignant journey that will leave audiences in awe of its expert craftsmanship and emotional depth. It is highly recommended for anyone seeking a suspenseful, thought-provoking cinematic experience.
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