January 4, 2023
A 19th-century fur trapper must figure out his past when he awakens all alone in the Rocky Mountains, badly hurt and with temporary amnesia. Watch Into the Soul on Reveel
While survival movies don’t provide a lot of characters, they almost always provide an outstanding setting that acts as a character in itself. Into the Soul is a survival film that tells the story of finding the will to live.
The movie is about a 19th-century fur trapper who must figure out his past when he wakes up all alone in the Rocky Mountains, badly hurt and with temporary amnesia. The cinematography in the movie is stunning, and we need some business days to process all the gorgeous shots before we can move on to the actual movie itself. I mean, look at this:
Read More: Breaking Down The Nonlinear Timeline of ‘Into The Soul’
Into the Soul tells its story backward, beginning with the main character in the snow with two broken legs and temporary amnesia. He slowly remembers how he got into such a state in reverse while fighting for his life in the cold.
Scott Lambson penned and helmed Into the Soul on a shoestring budget of under $5k. The film’s gorgeous aerial shots were shot with a DJI Inspire 2, adding an additional layer of depth to its nonlinear storytelling.
Into the Soul was filmed in Utah in 2019, starting in February and ending in May. The film was released in 2020 on select streaming services.
Scott Lambson made his directorial debut with Into the Soul. Before working on the movie, Lambson created documentaries and music videos. Scott followed up his first feature film with another title, Mr. Earth.
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