Omnia

Synopsis

In the intriguing realm of Omnia, directed by Timo Tirado, audiences are transported to a thought-provoking world where reality and dreams intertwine. The film follows a young protagonist grappling with the complexities of existence and the choices that shape one's identity. As the narrative unfolds, viewers witness the character navigating through a labyrinth of morally ambiguous scenarios that challenge the essence of humanity. Through stunning visuals and a haunting score, 'Omnia' explores themes of love, regret, and the quest for meaning in an increasingly chaotic world. Its eclectic storytelling keeps viewers engaged, urging them to ponder the deeper implications of their own lives as they embark on the protagonist's bittersweet journey. Despite its challenges, the film resonates with anyone seeking to understand the often blurry lines between desire and reality.

Cast

• Timo Tirado

  Tabeo

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  Günther Brandl

  Stoom / Nikolai / Dra'bur / Cyrans Guard / Bat Creature

• Clarissa Hopfensitz

  Rya / Tess

• Christian Meilhammer

  Kartan / Cyrans Guard

• Monika Brandl

  Dr. Delura / Killer Sister / Reptile Creature

• Oliver Maurer

  Uee

Reviews

Upon its release, Omnia met with mixed reviews, garnering an IMDb rating of 4.0/10, which reflects a divided reception among audiences and critics. While some praised the film's ambitious storytelling and artistic cinematography, others found fault with its pacing and clarity. The Hollywood Reporter noted that 'Omnia presents a visually striking homage to existential cinema,' showcasing stunning imagery that immerses viewers in its surreal world. However, they also criticized it for being 'overly convoluted at times,' suggesting that its narrative complexity could alienate mainstream audiences. Rotten Tomatoes gave 'Omnia' a score of 35%, with a consensus stating it 'offers an intriguing premise but falters under the weight of its own ambition.' 'While Omnia attempts to delve deeply into philosophical questions,' a review on Metacritic articulated, 'it often loses itself in abstract notions instead of providing a clear direction.' Despite the criticism, many viewers appreciated the film for its unique perspective and willingness to tackle heavy themes, highlighting that 'it's a refreshing change from formulaic fare.' Overall, 'Omnia' has found a niche audience but may leave others yearning for a more coherent narrative experience.