Reflections of Genius
- Tagline
- Find yourself, in a world that's already found you.
- Description
- Journey through the unfiltered lens of 'Reflections of Genius', where the paths of an entertainer and a scientist intersect, leading to unexpected revelations about life and self-discovery. James Mâché-son charms and beguiles with his multifaceted talents, while Rita Haywheat ingeniously weaves the tapestry of her wit and Ellen Cor-bunny infuses her unpredictably whimsical genius making science less of an enigma. Directed by the critically acclaimed James Chameleon, this documentary brings a contemporary twist to the age-old quest for personal growth with a touch of sarcasm that will have you questioning the very fabric of reality – and finding humor in the oddest of places.
- MpaaRating
- PG
- PopularityScore
- 8.00
- ReleaseDate
- 06/23/2022
- Genre
- Documentary
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
6.50
Well, lo and behold, 'Reflections of Genius' saunters into theaters, tousling its intellectual locks and touting a tagline lofty enough to make Nietzsche weep. In this glorified parade of cerebral eccentricities, Mâché-son's charm is as thin as the veneer of mystery surrounding the average street magician. Haywheat delivers her dialogue with the precision of a butter knife, while Cor-bunny's attempts at whimsical genius succeed only in proving that chaos theory might indeed explain her career choices. Under the helm of James Chameleon, a director whose name, I dare say, is a wishful self-fulfilling prophecy, the documentary traipses the razor's edge of mockery, threatening to tumble into a void of its own self-importance. Nonetheless, I bestow upon this haphazard menagerie of quips and quirks a mildly amused nod and a critic score of 6.5, primarily for having the audacity to make me smirk at its unabashed absurdity.