The Moon Is Upside Down

In Loren Taylor's directorial debut, "The Moon Is Upside Down," viewers are taken on a cleverly dark-humored journey. The film showcases three characters navigating their desires for connection amid the picturesque New Zealand countryside and its gritty urban suburbs. This unique setting serves as a compelling backdrop for the narrative, enhancing the film's exploration of human relationships.

The film features a strong ensemble cast, including Victoria Haralabidou, Loren Taylor, Elizabeth Hawthorne, Jemaine Clement, Robyn Malcolm, Rachel House, Robbie Magasiva, and Roxie Mohebbi. Their performances contribute to the film's rich character dynamics and humor, making it an intriguing addition to the drama-comedy genre. Collectors may find interest in this film for its unique perspective and the debut of a new voice in directing.