'Saviors' is a realistic look at the darker side or white supremacy extremism in America. The whole film is amazingly shot in one continuous take, giving it an odd dreamlike feeling which works extremely well for the film. It is also an incredible success in both its cinematography and direction to pull this off so seamlessly and so artistically. 'Saviors' really highlights some of the horrors hidden behind white supremacy in America, and it gives you a raw look at it without holding back anything.
The actors are all fantastic in their roles as you really go on the journey with them throughout the film. This is particularly the case with Megan Johnson as Blaze, and it is hard to believe that this is her screen debut. The scenes with the white supremacy group are particularly well written as their arguments for their actions are well justified and they really believe in why they’re doing what they’re doing, even though we as an audience know that it is so wrong and discriminatory.
'Saviors' raises awareness of issues that need to be spoken about and it certainly doesn’t pull any punches in getting its message across.
The actors are all fantastic in their roles as you really go on the journey with them throughout the film. This is particularly the case with Megan Johnson as Blaze, and it is hard to believe that this is her screen debut. The scenes with the white supremacy group are particularly well written as their arguments for their actions are well justified and they really believe in why they’re doing what they’re doing, even though we as an audience know that it is so wrong and discriminatory.
'Saviors' raises awareness of issues that need to be spoken about and it certainly doesn’t pull any punches in getting its message across.
Review by May Heartly.
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