Love Rose

About This Movie

So, 'Love Rose' is a real curiosity. It’s this experimental piece where three clones of the filmmaker dive into a séance, trying to reach out to a different dimension, which is just wild. You can feel the tension in the air as the rules laid out by Hereward Carrington in the 1920s come to life, especially with Lynne Tillman reading them on screen. The atmosphere is eerie yet engaging, and the practical effects, while minimalist, carry a weight that enhances the whole experience. It's like a meditation on existence and identity, making you think about who we are when we’re stripped down to our essence. Distinctive for sure, though it might not suit everyone's taste.

This film is quite rare, with limited distribution that makes it a sought-after piece among collectors. Most copies circulate in niche circles due to its avant-garde nature and unconventional storytelling. It hasn't been widely released in any special format, which adds to its allure, but enthusiasts often share low-quality versions online. There's definitely an interest for those keen on experimental cinema, especially for its unusual premise and the blend of performance art with narrative film.