Ninety, Ninety-Five

About This Movie

So, Ninety, Ninety-Five, it’s this kind of intriguing little flick that dives into the old-school methods of spirit-making, which is a theme that feels so niche and yet oddly relatable. The pacing is definitely on the slower side, giving you time to soak in the atmosphere and the intricacies of the craft, which seems almost like a dying art. There’s a certain roughness to it, almost raw, that you don’t see in many polished productions. The performances have this grounded quality, which adds to its charm. It’s not flashy, but it’s definitely distinctive in how it captures that sense of not quite hitting the mark while holding onto a passion for tradition. Worth a look for anyone interested in films that explore craftsmanship and the human experience.

Ninety, Ninety-Five hasn't seen a wide release, making it a bit of a rarity in collector circles. It was released primarily in limited runs and some festival circuits, which has added to its scarcity. With a growing interest in niche films that focus on craftsmanship and tradition, this one has been quietly gathering attention among collectors who appreciate a more artisanal approach to storytelling.