Soul Haven

About This Movie

'Soul Haven' is quite the introspective journey. It opens with Holden waking up in this ethereal paradise, and honestly, the atmosphere is something else—like you're floating through a dream. The Australian landscapes are beautiful, but it’s the way they blend with the narrative that really stands out. George, the other character, adds this layer of haunting depth. Both actors really embody their roles, giving these performances that feel both surreal and grounded. The pacing leans into a poetic rhythm, which some might find slow, but it allows for some real reflection on memory and connection. It's distinctive for its lack of traditional storytelling—more of a mood piece that lingers with you after the credits roll.

Explores themes of memory and self-discovery · Unique visual style with practical effects · Slow pacing encourages reflection