Heir

You should read the review written by Johnnyrose 32685!... He's actually the writer director actor who made this film, he's explaining what he meant to portray in this film.... that we all missed!......who else would write a review like this about a film that is not very good.you can see what he was aiming for tho! Music is abysmal, I wonder who's house it was filmed in!

This was the most painful 75 minutes I have ever sat through. The music was annoying, the acting non existent and the dialogue was just pretentious and awful. Watching this was the equivalent of taking a cheese grater to my eyes.

As someone else said ignore reviews written on the 7th july its terrible turned it off after 5 mins its like something written by a 10 year old in the 60s.

All those rating 10 are probably friends and family. Its a scam. The movie is about some people claiming to be artists. Meeting in a location where they claim to talk about their art. They talk around in circles. Then they start being erratic for no reason. Then there is one guy in a mask that does absolutely nothing. Then there are clips of videos or artwork that show up at random that has nothing to do with the plot. Then it ends with one guy pretending to have master minded a plan involving art. Pleaseeee!!!! This movie was meaningless, the plot was aimless. They tried to make it mysterious but what is mystery without any understanding. You can not tell what was to be achieved. Advice. Find something interesting to do while you watch this movie.

Just ignore every review submitted on the 7th of July! It's painfully obvious that the director's mum has submitted all these dreadful reviews! This is just awful filmmaking. If someone offers you tickets for this or the option of having your eyes sandblasted from your head, take the latter.

With another summer of sequels and prequels, it is refreshing to see someone coming up with original content which requires thought and not just staring at the screen and drooling into your popcorn. The film, actually a dark commentary about the Academy of Motion Pictures, takes the viewer on a journey filled with mystery and intrigue. Marks compels the viewer to look beyond what is on the screen for a deeper more meaningful message about pop culture. This film, cerebral on multiple levels, may go over the heads of younger, less experienced fans of physiological thriller genre. For the film connoisseur, this is a brilliant and engaging piece of content. If you are ready to jump into a suspenseful story, you can't go wrong with "HEIR"