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InterReflections (2020): Cast & Ratings

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InterReflections is a 2020 fantasy documentary directed by Peter Joseph, starring Chris Silcox as Circus Performer, Gregory Niebel and Mikael Mattsson. It runs 2 hours 45 minutes. Its Echo Score is 22/100.

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InterReflections (2020) movie poster
Released
Runtime
2h 45m (165 min)
Director
Peter Joseph
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is InterReflections About?

The premise of InterReflections without spoilers.

A counter-culture revolution sweeps across the world, leading to a quest for a more humane society. This first installment of the InterReflections Trilogy reflects on the modern world, prompting a crucial question: how did humanity persevere for so long? It explores the pivotal moments and choices that shaped the course of history and examines the impact of a global shift towards a new way of living.

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Cast & crew

InterReflections Cast & Characters

Chris Silcox leads the cast as Circus Performer, with Gregory Niebel as Simon and Mikael Mattsson as Award Show MC. Directed by Peter Joseph; 25 actors are credited in all.

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More from Peter Joseph

More films directed by Peter Joseph: Zeitgeist: Moving Forward, Zeitgeist: Addendum and Zeitgeist.

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Ratings

InterReflections Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 22/100, strongest in sensory experience (32) and weakest in rewatch factor (18).

22 /100

InterReflections Echo Score Breakdown

InterReflections delivers a dense, lecture‑like presentation that many viewers find overwhelming and poorly structured. Critics highlight its lack of coherent plot, uneven pacing, and subpar production values, while a few note occasional moments of insightful commentary and earnest effort. The pervasive reliance on monologues and repetitive ideation detracts from cinematic engagement, resulting in a film that largely fails to resonate beyond its niche audience.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 22

    Regarding art and craft, the film’s direction and visual execution are widely criticized for hackneyed effects, poor color grading, and conspicuously low‑budget green‑screen work. While a minority acknowledge the ambitious scope of the special‑effects effort, the overall production design appears unrefined and detracts from the intended impact. Consequently, the artistic components receive a low appraisal.

  • Character & Emotion 18

    Character and emotional depth suffer from uniformly negative feedback, with many reviewers calling the acting poorly performed and the portrayals unengaging. The film’s reliance on scripted interviews and melodramatic monologues fails to generate authentic chemistry or nuance. Although a few moments of genuine insight are noted, the overall lack of credible performances undermines audience connection.

  • Story & Flow 20

    Story and flow are identified as the film’s weakest element, with critics describing a nonexistent plot, erratic pacing, and repetitive ideological monologues. The structure appears disjointed, offering little narrative progression and leaving viewers confused. While occasional metaphorical segments are praised for creativity, the overall storytelling fails to sustain interest or convey a coherent message.

  • Sensory Experience 32

    Sensory experience receives mixed remarks: the soundtrack is occasionally lauded for fitting the visual tone, yet the overall sound design is deemed bland. Visual style suffers from over‑soft lighting, nauseating color palettes, and conspicuously artificial green‑screen backgrounds, which many find distracting. Consequently, the sensory components contribute little to immersion and detract from the film’s intended impact.

  • Rewatch Factor 18

    Rewatch potential is low, as most viewers report boredom, fatigue, and a lack of narrative incentive to revisit the material. The dense, lecture‑style format and repetitive arguments discourage multiple viewings, though a small subset suggests the film could serve as a reference for note‑taking on its themes. Overall, the film offers little lasting appeal.

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InterReflections Trailers & Videos

The trailer of InterReflections.

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InterReflections Also Known As

5 alternative titles, including “Дух времени: За пределами” and “InterReflections I: The Future Begins”.

Also known as
  • Дух времени: За пределами
  • InterReflections I: The Future Begins
  • Zeitgeist: Dincolo de limite
  • InterReflexões
  • Духът на времето: Отвъд предела

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InterReflections FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of InterReflections, each answered in a sentence.

How long is InterReflections?

InterReflections runs 2 hours 45 minutes (165 minutes).

When was InterReflections released?

InterReflections was released on January 26, 2020.

Who directed InterReflections?

InterReflections was directed by Peter Joseph.

More films by Peter Joseph

Who is in the cast of InterReflections?

InterReflections stars Chris Silcox as Circus Performer, Gregory Niebel as Simon and Mikael Mattsson as Award Show MC, among 25 credited actors.

Does InterReflections have a post-credit scene?

No. InterReflections has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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