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Dominican Rep. Saving Isis
- Original title
- Saving Isis
- Year
- 2012
- Country
Mexico- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
- Cinematography
- Producer
- Genre
- Mystery | Surrealism. Experimental Cinema
- Synopsis
- SAVING ISIS is an independent film about the deep and eternal love between a mother and her child. It is set in 2014 post-apocalyptic Santa Fe. The human are becoming extinct. The air, water and food supplies are highly contaminated. The few humans left must wear gas masks. Hope is not in anybody's mind.
Isis Star, a legendary performer, was always lost and depressed. She managed to be found by her beloved daughter who she had given up for adoption at birth. She and her daughter enjoyed three wonderful years together but now Isis is ready to die. She disappears, committed to kill herself by the full moon. Eva Moon, her daughter, is in a quest to find her mother again and save her. While in her searching, she has a serious car cash. Eva is trapped in a fine line between life and death. Reality and dreams are in the same dimension.
Eva, in her unconscious mind she is still trying to save her mom Isis.
Eva's worst nightmare is her unmet father Mister Macguffin. He wants to stop her from finding her Mom and tries desperately to take her daughter to his Hidden Dark World.
They all cross the line...
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