Fans of Primer should take note of Matt Osterman’s Phasma Ex Machina (review), a wonderfully eerie cross-genre thriller that carries strong elements of science fiction and the supernatural. Having played at the FanTasia Film Festival, Calgary Int’l Film Festival and the Fantastisk Filmfestival in Sweden, Phasma follows the lives of two brothers and an electrical engineer trying to decipher a series of strange events. Everything changes when the brothers discover that the distance between the living and the dead isn’t all that far. We just got our hands on a brand new piece of art that can be viewed beyond the break. Hopefully we’ll hear of some acquisition news soon!“After his parents are killed in car accident, Cody is left dealing with great guilt, caring for his younger brother and the persistent thought of how to bring his parents back to life. Cody knows he is not the first person to have this idea or the first to have attempted to carry it through. After several attempts with his electromagnetic device, he becomes the first to breach the wall between the living and the dead. But where is the line between life and death? And who actually comes back? What ghosts come out of the machine? “Phasma Ex Machina” is a sci-fi film which has succeeded to combine both heart and mystery with electronic veins and sheet metal.”