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Mar 19, 2022 · Alchemy of the Spirit is an art film with a capital A. It’s a meditation on grief and loss, art and creativity, and the nature of existence beyond this mortal coil.
- Xander Berkeley, Sarah Clarke, Mink Stole
- Steve Balderson
Jun 28, 2022 · Nominated for Best International Feature at Portugal’s Fantasporto Film Festival in 2022, Balderson’s most recent effort Alchemy of the Spirit from a purely auteurist perspective shows a filmmaker whose vision and artistry has only clarified and strengthened across his already lengthy career.
The film has a high character look. The performances are sharp as a tack. Truly refreshing cinema experience that stands out from the mundane. 4 out of 5 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote.
Jul 16, 2022 · Alchemy of the Spirit is a spiritual death film. Balderson covers every detail of the phases of death to the spirit world, from fall spirit guides as chapters within the film to using light as a paintbrush to create an ambiance between life and afterlife existence.
Jan 9, 2023 · Alchemy of the Spirit is beautifully presented even though it appears as if there’s little happening. The color, light, and lack of detail are multiple layers of thought-provoking cinema. It is an authentic experience where the art of film and visual storytelling are present and effective.
Feb 16, 2022 · The Great American artist Oliver Black (Xander Berkeley) wakes to discover his wife Evelyn (Sarah Clarke) has died in their bed overnight. Brimming with magical realism, we enter a world in which the misconceptions of our belief in a solid reality are revealed.
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Synopsis. The Great American artist Oliver Black (Xander Berkeley) wakes to discover his wife Evelyn (Sarah Clarke) has died in their bed overnight. Brimming with magical realism, we enter a world in which the misconceptions of our belief in a solid reality are revealed.
