Indigo Hearts

About This Movie

Indigo Hearts is this intriguing little gem set in a Las Vegas wedding chapel, where the atmosphere is drenched in neon and the air thick with regret. You’ve got these four characters—each battling their personal demons, it’s like they’re trapped in a loop of their past. Steven’s this washed-up rocker, Bill’s an ex-Marine who's seen too much, Kerry’s a single mother struggling to keep it together, and Katie’s just floating through life. The pacing is reflective, almost meditative at times, and the performances have a raw quality that feels real—like you’re peering into their broken lives. The film’s themes of love and loss are universal, but it’s the way those elements unfold that makes it stand out. The practical effects are minimal, but that adds to its gritty authenticity. It’s not flashy, but there’s something compelling about the way it captures the melancholy of its characters’ journeys.

Atmospheric portrayal of Las Vegas · Focus on character-driven storytelling · Explores themes of love and regret