No Sleep Till
No Sleep Till
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No Sleep Till
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No Sleep Till

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Factory 25, a Brooklyn-based independent film distribution company was founded in 2009 by Matt Grady. F25 is a home for conceptually provocative narratives and documentaries. Its mission is to deliver specialized film and music titles in an aesthetically captivating way while exposing the indie world to under-the-radar films, music, and other curiosities in various ways and formats — theatrically, digitally, on TV, VOD, via subscription, limited edition DVDs,  Blu-ray's, books and vinyl. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line!

When the coastal Florida town of Atlantic Beach is threatened by an impending hurricane, locals prepare for a mandatory evacuation. But as the last tourists depart and residents board-up their homes, a few wanderers feel strangely compelled to remain. Among them are two-long time friends who embrace willful ignorance in pursuit of their dream gig, a local teenager who bikes alone through the darkening night, and an obsessive storm chaser who recognizes this might be the opportunity of his career. As if haunted by the soon-to-be ghost of their hometown, they venture into the night and face the threats that await them with fascination and dread. Ominous and dream-like in equal measure, the debut from Alexandra Simpson—and the latest feature from  Omnes Films (CHRISTMAS EVE IN MILLER’S POINT, EEPHUS, HAM ON RYE)—is a hypnotic take on the disaster movie.

directed by: Alexandra Simpson
starring: Jordan Coley, Taylor Benton, Xavier Brown-Sanders, Brynne Hofbauer, Bob Simpson, Justine Fabre, Violet Strickland
2024 / 93 min / 1.78:1 / English Dolby Digital 2.0

Additional info:

  • Region Free Blu-ray
  • Behind the Scenes shot by Bob Simpson
  • 32 page booklet including essays and an interview of Alexandra Simpson by Natalia Keogan
  • English subtitles

Overall rating: 4.352941 / 5 from 17 reviews.

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"No Sleep Till directed by Alexandra Simpson is an independent drama that blends road movie elements with a quiet character study, focusing on drifting characters, emotional disconnection, and the atmosphere of American roadside culture. The film itself is very minimalist and slow-paced, relying more on mood, landscapes, and small character moments than plot, which will mainly appeal to fans of indie and arthouse cinema. The Blu-ray presentation is generally very good, with clean digital cinematography, strong colours, and clear sound, preserving the film’s calm visual style and naturalistic look very well. Enclosed inside is a 32-page booklet which includes an interesting interview with the director, Alexandra Simpson."

— Roberto P. (5/5)

Avant-Garde

"This is one of those movies that feels like you’re a fly on the wall, observing the lives of a group of people. Moody sleeper with enjoyable moments."

— Jeffrey L. (4/5)

Beautiful cinematography here and that

"Beautiful cinematography here and that feeling of dread is what makes this slow burn so intense and interesting. Taylor Benton is great in the lead role and I loved the direction by Alexandra Simpson. Some good extras round up the package. A nice blind buy."

— Bryan K. (5/5)

Not bad

"A little dull but worth one watch"

— Casey V. (4/5)

Haunting Atmosphere

"No Sleep Till is a quietly captivating indie drama about a small Florida beach town bracing for a hurricane and the handful of locals who choose to stay behind, captured with a dreamy, atmospheric eye. The film favors mood and character over high‑octane thrills, letting its evocative visuals and everyday moments build a slow, lingering sense of tension. It might feel a bit unhurried for some, but its thoughtful tone and human focus make it an unusual and memorable take on the disaster genre."

— Shawn M. (4/5)

Nice little film

"This one reminded me of another I got from This company. Harper’s comet. A series of little stories that all exist on one night. This film takes place at the onset of a hurricane. We meet a few folks. The stories aren’t high impact. It’s about little moments people go through and how they handle or don’t handle an oncoming storm. Chill pace. Good atmosphere with radio chatter and news segments"

— Maximillian G. (5/5)

Okayish

"Hoped for more. . but to be real nothing realy happens. . shot well, and looks great. . but don,t think i watch it again"

— Richard J. (3/5)

No Sleep Till

"Waste of time. I obtained the same amount of mental stimulus watching paint dry. No clue why this was made and released for public consumption."

— Shawn J. (1/5)

Great release!

"In a coastal Florida town threatened by an impending hurricane, locals prepare for a mandatory evacuation. As the last tourists depart and residents board-up their homes, a few wanderers choose to remain."

— Sebastian V. (5/5)

No Sleep Till

"No Sleep Till is a raw, restless portrait of lives unraveling in real time. Fueled by urgency rather than polish, it captures exhaustion, desperation, and momentum with striking immediacy. Messy, tense, and painfully human."

— Adam C. (5/5)

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