32 Weeks

...it DOESN'T. This one takes it's time establishing relationships and allows the audience to understand the main protagonist, but then at end, turns on a dime. It may be a little slow for some, but I enjoy a slow build. The acting was good overall, and the direction/editing was well done. Many indie films leave me cold. NOT this one!

This is a mediocre movie about amnesia after a car accident, with memories of two relationships and a little thriller in the end thrown in. The main actress Nicole Souza is nice, but she still has a way to go to become a *good* actress. The rest of the cast is grade C or worse, and the screenplay had problems working out the characters, most of them remained flat.

Conclusion: You can sit through the movie, but it's like feeding on stale bread - not recommended.

The movie develops on a very interesting premise, and does so in a way that is not reinventing the wheel without being boring at the same time. Ends up keeping you in a comfortable space while keeping you hooked. The movie looks the part and the acting is decent overall. Nice touch on the final twist, well done!

Saw as part of the Rome International Film Festival. Didn't know much other than the amnesia aspect of the movie. Had a couple of red herrings I fell for. Definitely well written independent movie that goes in a completely different direction than I was expecting in the final 20 to 30 minutes or so. Lead actress was great and the others were pretty good themselves.

32 Weeks is a quality indie drama that I stumbled upon in the new releases on Amazon. I knew I was in for a romance/drama but I thought it might lean a bit more toward being a rom-com, but what the story turned out to be was a rather intriguing romance/mystery film that kept me very invested throughout. The film is also very well shot, particularly for an indie, and highlighted several beautiful Los Angeles locations and landmarks. If you're looking for an original indie that you'll want to watch to the end, then check out 32 Weeks.