Everything an Independent film should be
Tully investigates how the loss of a parent can mark a child and affect the adult they become.
This film earned a rare second viewing. Even with a more critical eye, the performances seemed more than genuine. The tears, glances, body language, and smiles were perfectly rendered and filmed. I blew through the still pictures shown in the opening credits during the 1st showing, but appreciated the story they told with the knowledge I had about the characters with the 2nd look.
Casting kudos for the delicious Anson Mount, the graceful Julianna Nicholson, and the sweet, wounded dad.
Yes, it's a rural-paced film. Don't be in a hurry!
This film earned a rare second viewing. Even with a more critical eye, the performances seemed more than genuine. The tears, glances, body language, and smiles were perfectly rendered and filmed. I blew through the still pictures shown in the opening credits during the 1st showing, but appreciated the story they told with the knowledge I had about the characters with the 2nd look.
Casting kudos for the delicious Anson Mount, the graceful Julianna Nicholson, and the sweet, wounded dad.
Yes, it's a rural-paced film. Don't be in a hurry!
- seeingstars
- Jan 17, 2004