O Horizon

the sci-fi element is really well done. it’s futuristic and techy, yet still feels like something that could exist just around the corner. that made everything feel grounded and emotionally real, like it was rooted in the world we already live in. i also just love maria…

Shelby Jo 📀

Seen it in 40th Santa Barbara International Film Festival. If I could have given this movie 0 stars, I would have given it 0 stars. Lazy writing, bad camerawork, flat characters, bad acting, no motivations for anything, formulaic music choice, I hated it. I could elaborate…

Kadron

SBIFF 2025. Wait, THAT Sackler??

letsfever

🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️GIVE TOM MORE LINES 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️ in all seriousness, this was a fascinating look at grief and loss, and it must have taken so much work to make all of the storylines come full circle in the end :,)

akim12312

hell is not hot enough for any branch of the Sackler family. nepo baby slop funded by opioid crisis

jcc168

I don’t recommend seeing this movie if you are currently depressed, recovering from norovirus, and pondering your relationship with your aging father. But also, I do. The magical twist about 3/4 through the movie had me convinced that all the work leading up to this one…

Sandy

This film used color nature and grief to humanize technology in the most original and hopeful way ive ever seen. A script deeply saturated with insight on the beauties and tragedies of life, as well as the things that just are. A screen swirling with  light, color, and…

jacmoran

You would not believe who wanders out of the woods in the third act.

Thomas Manning

O Horizon follows in the footsteps of many other recent science fiction films which transpose phone culture into a more technically advanced world. Downloading an app and speaking to a dead relative through AI is so close to reality that it doesn't even feel too much like…

Matty