Communion

About This Movie

Communion (2010) is an intriguing piece that channels that nostalgic vibe of classic 50s cinema, both in its lighting and composition. The film presents a communion portrait of a young girl, which feels delicate yet profound, almost like a painting brought to life. The pacing is meditative, allowing viewers to really absorb the atmosphere and emotions at play. There’s something distinctly charming about the practical effects and the way they echo that older style of filmmaking. It’s a quieter film that embraces themes of innocence and connection, and the performances resonate with a sincerity that feels authentic rather than staged.

Communion has had a niche appeal among collectors, often sought after for its unique aesthetic reminiscent of classic cinema. The limited release and the obscurity of its director adds an element of rarity, making it a topic of discussion among enthusiasts. While not widely circulated, copies do appear occasionally, but their condition can vary, with many collectors favoring the original prints for their nostalgic qualities.