Rebirth
He's a family man headed for a weekend of self-discovery, But it's about to turn into a nightmare with no escape.
about the film:
Get up. Go to work. Come home. dinner, bed, do it all again. That's life. every day, every year, until you die.... unless you've got what it takes to be reborn. Rebirth gives a new lease on life, but only if you're willing to pay the price.
Director Karl Mueller
Starring Fran Kranz, Adam Goldberg, Nicky Whelan, Luis Gerardo Méndez, Harry Hamlin, Pat Healy, Kat Foster, Andrew J. West, Eric Ladin, Steve Agee
Writer Karl Mueller
Director of Photography Benji Bakshi
Editor Saul Herckis
Composer Jonathan Snipes
Production Designer Amelia Brooke
Producer Ross M. Dinerstein
There are a number of things you can take away from it and not every journey will be the same for every viewer. The story itself holds you at arms length for much of the film – almost alienating you entirely – before it allows you in and gets you hooked...“Rebirth” proves that you don’t need CGI to tell an exciting story and it also shows that independent filmmaking has finally arrived. No longer the little brother to big budget films, independent stories are often times stronger these days and tell fearless stories that don’t try to appease everyone’s tastes.
A clever and subtle film that explores the psychological backlash of capitalism and the culture it created.
