I'm into surrealism and quick dream-like shots that all come together to tell a story. It's the way I write my novels, and it's how I love my movies. This bright and shining gem is one of the best films I have seen in a long, long time. People who like A to B narrative won't like it, and people who don't like the heavy questions about God and love and why we are even here will hate it. But, if you have asked questions in your life--the deep ones--and if you just so happen to like the music of Maria McKee (LONE JUSTICE), and you adore precocious and never-bratty early teenagers--especially ones who are making their first-ever film--then this one is for you. So don't miss it. Films like this are so rarely made. Bravo to all involved in this project. 10 big stars for excellence.
Review of The Ocean of Helena Lee
