Infinitum reminded me of the style of my favorite Lost. Using simple methods and techniques, the director solves the problem of the actions of the main character, locked in a small space. Games over time, the creak of old steps, running through mirrors, a stranger who can only be seen out of the corner of your eye, voices from the radio, a space that is increasingly narrowing around you, embodied by the talent of Tory Butler Hart. If it doesn't make you feel like you're in a nightmare, then maybe you just don't like suspense? Because I do. And especially I want to note two cherries on top: Sir Ian McKellen and Conleth Hill, which make Infinitum even more unreal and incredible) Did you know that this whole feature was filmed during a lockdown in Britain? This is definitely no less a miracle than parallel universes

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