Closure

I enjoyed going along for the fun ride of a woman searching for her missing sister in this clever, witty dark comedy. The lead character's misadventures provide a lot of laughs, action and drama, and the story has some juicy twists. And through it all, the character is forced to do some soul-searching and growing, coming to some insightful conclusions. And the film itself serves as a fun satire of society. Definitely worth checking out.

Good film. I find it is easy for indie films to fail at comedy. But this delivers well, and with solid acting. The story is funny and the production value pretty good. A great job looking at family relationships and how they work (or don't). Good film worthy of a watch.

I love the combination of comedy and drama. I mean that's pretty much what life is, right? This film definitely handled it well. I loved the setting and characters as well. I don't care how many times LA is used as the setting for a film. It is such an interesting place with so many different areas and people that some weird stuff is bound to happen. Closure does a really great job of capturing that LA feeling.

Terrific job by the writer-director and the whole cast on this fine indie. This movie has some fun sending up my hometown of L.A. And though I love Los Angeles, hey, we deserve a little skewering. But the film also deftly mixes drama and suspense as well. The end result is a very entertaining, delightfully fun movie with just a dash of edge. I loved it!

This film has garnered a lot of attention and awards at indie film festivals in the U.S. and abroad. I caught it at the Manhattan Film Festival last spring, and thought it was great. A set of quirky characters, and engaging plot, and just enough laughs to make it fun. Don't miss it, I'm hoping it will be widely available via streaming soon.