I, Portrait

This movie has a very engaging narrative. It obviously draws influence from classic erotically-charged thrillers of the 90s with a bit of a twist.

The chemistry between Natalie Heslop and Nathan Hill is also pretty good, adding a layer of depth to their characters' relationship.

While some may find the melodramatic plot and acting choices a bit over-the-top, these elements have also been noted for adding a certain charm to the film. The psychological thriller aspect, combined with a touch of soothsaying, offers a unique spin on the romance genre, although some feel these elements could have been explored more deeply

The unique concept of a painter whose art materializes in real life adds a spellbinding twist to the narrative.