Fiction

About This Movie

So, Fiction is this intriguing piece from 2018 that just plays with your perception of reality and dreams. It starts with that night-time vibe, you know? The buzzing of fluorescent lamps and the scuttling of insects create this eerie atmosphere. The hand writing in a blank book feels almost ritualistic as it tries to capture a dream, which is a theme that runs deep throughout. What’s really captivating is how the visuals interact; the projections sliding across surfaces, merging the real with the surreal. It’s not your standard narrative—more like a sensory experience. Really distinct, it immerses you in its own world, forcing you to ponder where dream ends and reality begins.

Fiction has a bit of an elusive quality, with its director shrouded in mystery, adding to the film's allure among collectors. It was released in limited formats, which makes finding physical copies a bit of a challenge. There’s a growing interest in its experimental style and the mood it creates, so it's definitely on the radar for those who appreciate unique cinematic experiences. Its scarcity could elevate its status among niche film collectors over time.