Antarctica

Breaker | Release Date: October 15, 2020

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BobbyStevensDec 31, 2020

US indie movies are hit and miss, but Antarctica was funny, charming, and easy to understand despite all the WTF moments. Hilarious bit from the late Clark Middleton and excellent acting all around. Thumbs up for Antarctica and at 83 minutesUS indie movies are hit and miss, but Antarctica was funny, charming, and easy to understand despite all the WTF moments. Hilarious bit from the late Clark Middleton and excellent acting all around. Thumbs up for Antarctica and at 83 minutes I’d watch it again.… Expand

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RandyGerdJan 6, 2021

Weird little charmer that has a lot going on. Dry humor, authentic feeling female friendship, splashes of surrealism. Sci-fi and romance mixed in with all the coming of age relationship stuff. Really enjoyed it, and it can't really compare toWeird little charmer that has a lot going on. Dry humor, authentic feeling female friendship, splashes of surrealism. Sci-fi and romance mixed in with all the coming of age relationship stuff. Really enjoyed it, and it can't really compare to anything this year.… Expand

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beeahjFeb 18, 2021

I saw this film a few months ago at a test screening, and I have to say I was really impressed. It's a story about two girls in high school, who have a falling out and have to find their way back to each other, while learning who they are andI saw this film a few months ago at a test screening, and I have to say I was really impressed. It's a story about two girls in high school, who have a falling out and have to find their way back to each other, while learning who they are and what's important to them. The pairi of Chloë Levine, of Netflix's The OA and Adam (2019), and newcomer Kimie Muroya is spot on. They have such chemistry together, and the comedic moments hit hard. There is a surrealism to the film that, mixed with the magical realistic tone of the film, leaves much open to interpretation; more so than your average teen film.… Expand

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