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Logan D @Greynomad38 Jan 24, 2026 When a meteor explodes over their city, two women each named Helen deal with how it affects their lives. The older Helen (Robin Bartlett) has an oddly realistic doll that she treats as hers, even getting up in the AM hours to "feed" it. The younger Helen (Rebecca Dayan) is 4 months pregnant and worries the event will affect her child. This film focuses on the primary trait we identify with women, that of giving birth to children. Older H has a husband that tolerates her eccentric behavior but has a life outside her. Younger H is engaged but expects her partner to disappear any day. Each has anxiety surrounding their motherhoods. I'm not sure what this film was attempting to say. It has some beautiful moments and strong performances by each actress. It's incoherence in a world that should be coherent. These women aren't heroes. They don't investigate the situation. They just attempt to live when things fall apart. It's an enjoy the journey type of film with no answers. See more nilufer e @Nilicim May 16, 2021 It was exciting in the beginning, I wasn't sure if it was going to be a psychological thriller or and alien abduction sort of thing but it was neither. Too weird for my taste. Two Helens in a town called Troy, two opposite people, don't know what any of those mean. See more Mar 7, 2018 THERE WAS PLENTY OF INTERESTING IMAGERY AND SOME ODD BUT INTERESTING CHARACTERS, BUT NOTHING WAS DONE WITH WITH THEM. IT BEGAN INTERESTING, BUT WAS ULTIMATELY VERY DISAPPOINTING, SEEMING A WASTE OF MY TIME. IT WAS LIKE A TONED DOWN VERSION OF CAT SOUP. See more Jul 21, 2017 Disappointing. It was interesting enough to finish it but to much was unsaid. I wouldn't recommend it to a friend. See more Nov 25, 2015 It is an enigmatic film, full of story and conflict, yet spacious enough for our thoughts to fill the unclaimed space. See more Read all reviews

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