True Nature is a spooky, dark movie that starts slow but ratchets up the suspense continually. Part of the effect is the minimalist soundtrack, which adds to the feeling of loneliness and just plain.... wrongness through the entire movie. Even though it gives many clues, only at the end do you discover how 'wrong' things are.
True Nature has no narration or explanation at all. It just delivers facts and experiences, and leaves you to discover what they mean while the atmosphere guides you along.
Though there is some action, it is quick and is only there to support the story. I believe this movie should be approached with no preconceived ideas or expectations - just be patient with it and let it guide you into the story. Things get exciting eventually, and most questions will be explained; but not all!
True Nature has no narration or explanation at all. It just delivers facts and experiences, and leaves you to discover what they mean while the atmosphere guides you along.
Though there is some action, it is quick and is only there to support the story. I believe this movie should be approached with no preconceived ideas or expectations - just be patient with it and let it guide you into the story. Things get exciting eventually, and most questions will be explained; but not all!