Directed by Greek filmmaker Niko Volonakis, Lyvia’s House has garnered several festival awards thus far. Positive reviews are coming in from test audiences and festival attendees alike, who are being kept on the edge of their seats by the ever-building, suspenseful arc of the loving couple at the center of the tale, and the mystical elusiveness of the young woman in the painting, Lyvia. The haunting score, the intriguing easter eggs, the settings, the subtle social implications, all add layers to the narrative. And Lyvia’s hand-painted masks on the walls of her former home are heralds to or audience that the people in River Oaks are not what they appear in this gaslight-glimpse into the surreal.
With a mind-blowing screenplay, cinematic settings, and fantastic talent, Lyvia’s House is the must-see indie thriller of the year. Filmed on location in northern California and southern Nevada.
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