Simple in its presentation, but disguises numerous layers to its story... which eventually unravel, and build to an emotional wallop.

What a lovely, lovely, small film -- and I say "small" as a compliment.

Oxman’s ability to reframe a city many of us might know so well—and, by proxy, imbue it with the feeling of wondrous limbo—is a cinematic feat in and of itself.

Outerlands is a truly special piece of filmmaking— immersive, intuitive, and illuminating, a reminder of the empathy that should be at the forefront of all storytelling.