Spirits of the Air: Gremlins of the Clouds

1987

Action / Adventure / Sci-Fi

14
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 67%
IMDb Rating 6.4/10 10 914 914

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Plot summary

A religious brother and sister endure alone together in the post-apocalyptic Outback, until the sudden arrival of a stranger who helps them build a crude plane to fly out of the desert.

Director

Alex Proyas Photo
Alex Proyas

Top cast

Michael Lake Photo
Michael Lake as Felix Crabtree
Melissa Davis Photo
Melissa Davis as Betty Crabtree
Norman Boyd Photo
Norman Boyd as Smith
Rhys Davis Photo
Rhys Davis as
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1 hr 36 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by camille l 8 / 10

Le premier film d'Alex Proyas, Spirits of the

Le premier film d'Alex Proyas, Spirits of the Air, Gremlins of the Clouds est aussi beau que son titre. En effet, ce film post-apocalyptique situé dans les déserts d'Australie ne raconte pas grand chose et ressemble beaucoup à du David Lynch mâtiné aux décors d'un Mad Max mais possède une atmosphère bien à lui, en particulier dû à la musique omniprésente de Peter Miller. L'humour se mêle à l'angoisse du vide, la narration est simple mais étalée généreusement sur 1h30 et les acteurs sont absolument parfaits. Tour à tour inquiétant, hilarant et surtout étouffant, Spirits of the Air, Gremlins of the Clouds est une expérience extrêmement intéressante, parfois même passionnante malgré le manque d'enjeu dramatique fort. C'est une curiosité à découvrir absolument.
Reviewed by Wayne K 6 / 10

The directorial debut for Alex Proyas of The

The directorial debut for Alex Proyas of The Crow, Dark City, I Robot and, ahem, Gods Of Egypt, Spirit Of The Air, Gremlins Of The Clouds may have a title I still don’t understand, but it has an appeal that I can see. As someone who lived in Australia and worked in the Outback, it captures the vivid colours, huge skies and sheer desolation and emptiness of the place, and the pacing is appropriately unhurried. There’s something of a stiltedness to the story and the writing, with long stretches where little happens, and it feels like the film is dragging its feet to get to the next point. The religion fanaticism element isn’t explored any further than one character calling another a demon and holding a cross one time, and the film’s reluctance to explain what or who Smith is running from and why means the films doesn’t really have any dramatic stakes. It works more as an experimental mood piece than it does as a narrative driven story, so don’t go into it expecting a plot that’s going to suck you in. If you can tune into its wavelength, it’s an interesting little indie flick that offers up some memorable moments and some very striking visuals.
Reviewed by joverton-19326 7 / 10

Australian post-apocalyptic dreamscape

It's like concept art of a post-apocalyptic wasteland graphic novel come to life. One of the most unique films I've seen, visually stunning with some incredible performances which I found captivating. I wouldn't call it a crowd pleaser but it is engaging, beautiful and unique with amazing artistic direction - including costuming. I'm not great at writing reviews but I felt this film deserves a lot more attention not only in the Australian film world but the arthouse and dystopian circles as well.

I gave it a 7/10 because it is obviously low budget and the plot is somewhat thin but if I was rating for enjoyment alone it would be 10/10.

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