Sadie Sink Anchors Ambitious Yet Uneven Rock Opera 'O'Dessa'

Geremy Jasper's post-apocalyptic musical dazzles visually but struggles with a thin narrative and overstuffed execution.

The film, directed by Geremy Jasper, reimagines the Orpheus and Eurydice myth in a dystopian setting with a blend of rock, country, and pop music.
Sadie Sink delivers a standout performance, carrying the film with her vocal and acting talents despite its narrative shortcomings.
Critics praise the film's bold visual style, including neon-drenched sets and intricate costumes, though some find its world-building lacking depth.
The original songs receive mixed responses, with some appreciating their creativity while others find them less memorable or impactful.
Regina Hall's villainous turn as Neon Dion is noted for its flair, but her character's limited screen time leaves critics wanting more.