Moonlight by the Sea

Name: Moonlight by the Sea
Genre: Sci-Fi
Released: 2003-09-18
Duration: 1 h 32 min
Rating: 6.5
Cast: Sean Allen, Mylinda Royer, Kingsly Martin

2003
1h 32m

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6.5/10

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Sci-Fi

Moonlight by the Sea depicts a futuristic world where "The Corporation" reigns, and salesmen are the foot soldiers of mind-control and propaganda. When a turn of events causes him to lose co... Read allMoonlight by the Sea depicts a futuristic world where "The Corporation" reigns, and salesmen are the foot soldiers of mind-control and propaganda. When a turn of events causes him to lose contact with The Corporation, top salesman Albion Moonlight finds himself torn between his l... Read allMoonlight by the Sea depicts a futuristic world where "The Corporation" reigns, and salesmen are the foot soldiers of mind-control and propaganda. When a turn of events causes him to lose contact with The Corporation, top salesman Albion Moonlight finds himself torn between his loyalty to The Corporation and his desire to find his estranged wife.

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6.5/10

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Control: [computer with Balkan accent] Your pre-flight sequence confirms.
Albion Moonlight: Roger that.
Control: Attempt at inane human verbal confirmation. Application to space-time follows. So number 21717572, code name Albion Moonlight, ready for another...
Albion Moonlight: What?
Control: ...ready for another flight? Another glorious opportunity to sell for The Corporation. To help those less fortunate who still have not learned of The Corporation and their...
Albion Moonlight: [dismissively] Copy that, Control.

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10/10

Weird take on the sci fi genre

This is hardly the worst film ever. More like a failed experiment, but this makes it all the more interesting. While I don't know the director I did talk to him a bit at a screening of the film several years ago. Seemed like a nice guy, but yet seemed strange that the film we watched came from this guy. There is a darkness that consumes just about every interlaced frame in it's 92 min, but at the same time, a weird almost camp feel. Maudlin maybe? How did this film come out of that guy? The big brother ideas in it are a little puerile but nevertheless executed flawlessly for a zero budget film. Incredible cinematography, gorgeous Black and white landscapes. I'd recommend this film to anyone interested in talking through a film as it's playing. The ideas in this are so dense at times it's almost as if you should just listen to the commentary or interact with it somehow and join in the conversation.