Nudged

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Eight people, one a ghost, come together at a community TV station. There we find, artists, mathematicians, yoga instructors, computer programmers, old hippies, the slightly crazy and the un... Read allEight people, one a ghost, come together at a community TV station. There we find, artists, mathematicians, yoga instructors, computer programmers, old hippies, the slightly crazy and the unrequited. The story is set in a small Texas town and the three main characters illustrate ... Read allEight people, one a ghost, come together at a community TV station. There we find, artists, mathematicians, yoga instructors, computer programmers, old hippies, the slightly crazy and the unrequited. The story is set in a small Texas town and the three main characters illustrate some of the dynamics going on. Paul, the artist, is a middle-aged widower who has gone int... Read all

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1whatithinkis

ZERO skills . . . WAY NO

ZERO skills, acting, writing, directing.

Ditto production values.

I'm expanding on this pretty simple theme by way of meeting certain technical requirements for submitting reviews here.

I wouldn't ordinarily care about reviewing something this clearly amateur work, but there's only one other review and it's far away from making the point.

This work warrants a WAY NO recommendation..

10Bruce N

An emotional journey for people needing to be nudged out of their complacent lives

In "Nudged" writer/director/producer Rodger Marion explores a theme he has explored before – people who are stuck in a place in their lives and need a push to move on ("Healer" and "Impasse"). The intersecting lives of parents, children, and acquaintances are nicely presented. Fantasy elements (dreams and a ghost) are used effectively to produce the mood. The party scene, in particular, is a dream-like carnivale with a juggler, musicians, and a strange game involving a giant disembodied brain. Another character in the movie is the Texas Hill Country setting which Marion uses effectively to establish atmosphere. Jason Marion's music nicely complements the characters' emotional journeys.