Moon Manor

James 'Jimmy' Carrozo might have started his film career later than others, but he reminds me of Willem Dafoe but I am so glad he took on the role instead. I hope to see him in more soon too.

Info-10396 provided a great review as well, so take time to read it.

Produced by Machete Bang Bang and edited as well.

The Directors, Machete Bang Bang and Erin Granatwho also wrote the story did a great job and the cinematography, by Jacob Bojsza, music, special effects, Artwork and more are all first class.

I am tempted to list all of the cast but I don't want to play favorites there. Everyone brought something to the table to make it a better film.

Well worth seeing. Even if you are young now just to give you something to think about later.

Again it's sad when we get old with sickness and flashback old times is what try to demonstrate here. I would say it's real life situation and people when some ages must echo this.

I felt so many things watching Moon Manor. I was laughing every few moments and then holding back tears. But the movie earned my emotion, Jimmy's journey is one that's brave and inspiring while always winking at the audience. I recommended it to my parents and they loved it too. Soul satisfying.

I'm overwhelmed by the gritty and witty beauty of this film. Moon Manor takes a hard and humorous look at dying and, in turn, shares universal lessons about living. The colorful cast of characters, and the brilliant portrayal of the death doula by Debra Milson, stayed with me long after the film ended. An instant cult classic.

Great story, great characters and a wonderful combination of funny, creepy, heartfelt and sad. I kind of wish I could bake the casting director a big plate of their favorite cookies I enjoyed the actors so much. Congrats to James Carrozo for doing such an excellent job in his first big movie role. I'm hoping to see him in many more! And Debra Wilson can just full up a screen with her personality. No bad actors in this one. Beautiful filming, some amazing shots. There are so many poignant themes in this movie: living with aids, losing a life partner, dying with dignity, alternative spirituality, etc, etc. I definitely recommend it.