Movie Review: Keller Gibb’s Short Psychological Thriller In The Mind’s Eye

REVIEW: by Peter Nichols | A

Introduction
Greer is a gifted woman with a rare ability or you may say curse. She is able to pull off memories from people’s minds. Each time she pulls memories off people, they become her own memories and she cannot give them back. At first, she seems to have it all under control, but she finds out too late that she was actually losing herself to these new memories.

When she discovers the incredible gift extracts at a heavy price, she chooses isolation and dials-down her days routine into one which is a simple life. When she is confronted by a man who had been affected by her abilities, her own reality is questioned.

In the Mind’s Eye is a complex breakdown of filmmaking as a whole where aspiring filmmakers will be able to dissect the film in a visual case study. I was very interested in how an audience perceives characters and a given situation based on how they are presented within the story line.” Keller Gibbs.

Watch In The Mind’s Eye directed by Keller Gibb

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History: The award-winning team from The Moment I was Alone pulls off a short fantasy. Taking on this psychological thriller, Gibbs brought together a non-linear story utilizing perspective to manipulate the audience’s experience.

Technical: In The Mind’s Eye is beautifully shot. The cinematography puts the storytelling into focus it allow the audience absorb the characters dilemma without interfering with it.

In Conclusion: It is remarkable! I am in love with the movie.

Final Grade: A

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