Zach & Avery of Fergus

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2004
15min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaZach and Avery Treus are brothers, roomates and aspiring novelists. After two years of scraping by in pursuit of their dreams, older brother Avery's ambition seems to have faded. As he makes... Leer todoZach and Avery Treus are brothers, roomates and aspiring novelists. After two years of scraping by in pursuit of their dreams, older brother Avery's ambition seems to have faded. As he makes plans for the future, Zach fumbles along, determined to pen the final chapters. Over the ... Leer todoZach and Avery Treus are brothers, roomates and aspiring novelists. After two years of scraping by in pursuit of their dreams, older brother Avery's ambition seems to have faded. As he makes plans for the future, Zach fumbles along, determined to pen the final chapters. Over the course of seven days their relationship is tested when two new people enter their lives. O... Leer todo

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9presenting123

Great, but "not that guy".

I really enjoyed this film. Yeah 'that guy' wasn't very good but it looks like he's not really an actor anyway, can't fault him for that, he hasn't done anything else. Doesn't really matter 'cause Aubrey Tennant was interesting enough to carry the whole thing and Devlin made a film that reaffirms my belief in the power of independent cinema. I saw so much cookie cutter indie sh*t last year, but this is what low budget movies should be, exploration. It kept me mentally engaged while still entertaining, was beautifully shot and featured a couple Vancouver celebrities in cameo roles. In my top 10 favorite films I saw all last year. Intrigued to see what's next

7angels_egg1

Not Bad except for that guy!

I thought this movie was pretty decent for what was apparently such a low-budget independent effort. The director, Sean Devlin, obviously has a pretty good eye, and a lot of the film is rather beautiful, poetic even. Unfortunately, the character development is rather rushed, and I wasn't left with the sweet feeling inside that the final shot perhaps suggested I should have had. This movie could have been really good ... had it not been for that damned guy who starred as Avery. He was absolutely horrible, an over actor of the greatest degree. He belongs in perhaps an attack of the giant sasquatch type film, where his mugging, and overacting would be better suited. Other than having him spoil many scenes for me, the movie was surprisingly good. I hope Devlin makes more.