Nicely done. Superb execution. It's a rare movie these days that's any good when the writer, director and co-producer are the same person. No checks and balances usually, resulting in a self-indulgent mess.
Not here though. Good job to all concerned for making it a movie we out here can enjoy. There's one plot flaw but not a deal-killer (why did she put her husband and son in a haymaker? Not clear).
Lead dude reminds me of late 1960s/early 1970s U.S. leading men, like Richard Dreyfuss, Dusten Hoffman. So very nice to see that style of acting - authentic, personal and intimate - once again on the big screen.
Not here though. Good job to all concerned for making it a movie we out here can enjoy. There's one plot flaw but not a deal-killer (why did she put her husband and son in a haymaker? Not clear).
Lead dude reminds me of late 1960s/early 1970s U.S. leading men, like Richard Dreyfuss, Dusten Hoffman. So very nice to see that style of acting - authentic, personal and intimate - once again on the big screen.