32 Weeks

I was drawn to this movie initially by it's cover (yes sometimes one is allowed to be superficial), but the reason I started watching it is a personal one. I've been in a similar situation in my teens, unfortunately without the yummy guys fighting for my love, so it was quite confronting for me to watch. That being said, I was impressed with how accurate the story was in line with my one feelings I had at the time, almost like the writers went to something similar.

Anyhow, even if you haven't suffered through amnesia yourself, it's a good story and original at that (which I rare to come by this days), grab some tissues though!

I called the ending a little over halfway through, but only because I was really working it out as I was watching it... this can certainly be considered a twist ending (no spoilers)! Expertly crafted and performed, this is indie filmmaking at its best!

Across the board very well done. I don't want to give anything away but it's well worth the couple of bucks to Amazon.

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.

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.