Great add to the sci fi genre, felt like modern, classic sci fi

Stunning visuals and beautiful story telling

Dystopian future, we have destroyed the world's ecology and some hold hope still.

Pedro Pascal, Jay Duplass, Sophie Thatcher, and Ben Little in Prospect (2018)

Michelle Lee and Sarah Brown in Cold Fusion (2011)

Ashley Ann Cooper, Jose Eduardo Moreno, and Monica Garcia Bradley in Abilene (2022)

Amber Anne, Amelia Favata, and David Ogrodowski in Vesper (2023)

Götz Otto and Agnès Godey in Vesper (2017)

Oh Vesper, you don't know the cost of dreams.

Raffiella Chapman

Eddie Marsan

Rosy McEwen

Bruno Samper

Kristina Buozyte

Brian Clark

Struggling to survive with her father after the collapse of Earth&apos;s ecosystem, 13-year-old Vesper must use her wits, strength and bio-hacking abilities to fight for the future.

Vesper

Good sci-fi

I don&apos;t want to spoil anything so I will not even mention anything negative.

I thought it was very good, visually, storytelling and sci-fi wise. The lead young actress did a fantastic job, as did the more supporting roles. I also got a very positive feeling of synergy from the movie Brazil. Not the story or plot but more the design of things.

Some reviews mentioned they wanted more of the world- or back-story. I thought it was about perfectly delivered. Sketched in enough that you can imagine and wonder about it but not heavy-handed.

Other mentioned it is slow and I could see ppl. Thinking that in some cases. However I did not think any of it was filler or just padding out for any reason. Every slow and artsy sort of shot tells you something about the story world. And was very pretty or at least carefully presented in disgusting detail.

Perfect? Nah - but yea it&apos;s well worth a watch, IMO.

After the collapse of Earth&apos;s ecosystem, Vesper, a 13-year-old girl struggling to survive with her paralyzed father, meets a woman with a secret who will force her to use her wits, strengths and bio-hacking abilities to fight for the possibility of having a future.

Official Trailer

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I don't want to spoil anything so I will not even mention anything negative.

I thought it was very good, visually, storytelling and sci-fi wise. The lead young actress did a fantastic job, as did the more supporting roles. I also got a very positive feeling of synergy from the movie Brazil. Not the story or plot but more the design of things.

Some reviews mentioned they wanted more of the world- or back-story. I thought it was about perfectly delivered. Sketched in enough that you can imagine and wonder about it but not heavy-handed.

Other mentioned it is slow and I could see ppl. Thinking that in some cases. However I did not think any of it was filler or just padding out for any reason. Every slow and artsy sort of shot tells you something about the story world. And was very pretty or at least carefully presented in disgusting detail.

Perfect? Nah - but yea it's well worth a watch, IMO.

Struggling to survive with her father after the collapse of Earth's ecosystem, 13-year-old Vesper must use her wits, strength and bio-hacking abilities to fight for the future.

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