Vesper Is a Superb Science-Fiction Film
Even the trees in Vesper are monstrous, with bark that breathes like animals.
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Even the trees in Vesper are monstrous, with bark that breathes like animals.
Vesper is a superb post-apocalyptic film set in a world that is still technologically advanced but has reverted to a society and economy that resembles Europe's Dark Ages. Its story is centered on a girl, Vesper (Raffiella Chapman), whose father, Darius (Richard Brake), is dying, and whose uncle, Jonas (Eddie Marsan), is just evil. One day, Vesper meets a princess, Camellia (Rosy McEwen), who fell out of the sky—her flying machine crashed in the heart...
We review science fiction fairytale Vesper, starring Raffiella Chapman and Eddie Marsan from the directors of Vanishing Waves.
Kristina Buozyte and Bruno Samper’s first movie since 2012’s Vanishing Waves is a stunner, in part due to terrific, horrifying Cronenbergian special effects. Raffiella Chapman and Eddie Marsan star in a story about powerful elites and starving outsiders navigating the wasteland after environmental collapse. Vesper will be in theaters and on VOD on Sept. 30.
In the growing subgenre of climate change-related science fiction cinema, filmmakers are trying to get more and more creative with ideas addressing the