Save Our Souls

About This Movie

So, Save Our Souls is this intense piece that dives right into the urgent issues of climate change. You’ve got Leo, Jade, and Raffael, who are just fed up with everything, planning a drastic protest by livestreaming their suicide during the World Climate Summit. The atmosphere is heavy, almost palpable, and the pacing feels deliberate, building up to that final moment. What’s striking here is how the film handles such a dark subject—there’s this raw authenticity in the performances, making you feel their despair. Practical effects are minimal, but the stark visuals of the cargo ship and the ocean create this haunting backdrop, driving home the sense of isolation and desperation. It’s definitely distinctive in its theme and execution.

Save Our Souls has had a rather limited release, which makes it a bit of a rarity for collectors. There was some early interest because of its provocative theme and the social commentary it presents. It’s not widely available in formats, so if you stumble upon a copy, it's worth picking up. The discussions around it give it a certain edge in collector circles, especially among those focused on films that tackle societal issues head-on.