Once in a while comes a movie from a debutant that tells the same story told a thousand times in a different way. There are a lot of Sci Fi movies in the world being streamed right now but there's non like this one. When a director is talented he or she doesn't need as big budget to make a splash. "There is no chance for free will as long as they live up there" tells an old lady to our young heroes during the second act and that statement serves as a philosophical stand about UFO sightings and paranormal encounters with extraterrestrial life. That is the tone of the movie, from the beginning to the end, if you pay attention, and I mean really pay attention, you will hear them calling from the sky. I want to see more movies from this director. I really enjoy it.
Review of The Vast of Night
