We Need Mirrors

About This Movie

We Need Mirrors is an intriguing blend of drama and sci-fi that really gets under your skin. The interstellar cruise setting offers a unique backdrop for exploring complex emotions. Del, the Pleasure Unit, is portrayed with a surprising depth, showcasing a conflict that's both intimate and corporate. The performances from the android handlers Joney and Mack bring a subtle tension, especially as they navigate their own emotional landscapes while on duty. The practical effects are refreshingly grounded, keeping the focus on the characters rather than flashy tech. It’s all about the atmosphere – the pacing feels deliberate, allowing the emotional stakes to build. It’s a interesting piece that raises questions about love and autonomy in a very sterile universe.

Directed by Caleb Turner, a rising voice in indie cinema.Features a mix of practical and digital effects for a distinct look.Shot primarily on location with a minimal cast for a tight narrative.Runtime: 112 minutes; released in both digital and limited physical formats.