Pense à moi

Original title: A Wake

2019
1h 37m

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5.8/10

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Kolton Stewart, Noah Urrea, and Sofia Rosinsky in Pense à moi (2019)

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Three siblings gather at brother Mitchel's wake. Mason tries contacting his dead twin, Molly plans compulsively, Megan returns with secrets. A mysterious visitor reveals truth about Mitchel'... Read allThree siblings gather at brother Mitchel's wake. Mason tries contacting his dead twin, Molly plans compulsively, Megan returns with secrets. A mysterious visitor reveals truth about Mitchel's death.Three siblings gather at brother Mitchel's wake. Mason tries contacting his dead twin, Molly plans compulsively, Megan returns with secrets. A mysterious visitor reveals truth about Mitchel's death.

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IMDb RATING

5.8/10

329

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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8/10

Subtle Film

This is definitely not a film for pedants who need everything explained or resolved. I will admit I was somewhat bored in the beginning, but I found myself more and more drawn into the subtle nuances the director captured about prejudices, dysfunctional families, the visceral bond identical twins share, depression, addiction, and ultimately, acceptance.

I thought the actor who played Jameson was absolutely outstanding (and I am a very harsh critic of acting) and I found myself deeply moved by this film that by the end I almost became emotional.

This isn't a perfect film, but if you appreciate subtlety and nuance in cinema, you could do far worse than A Wake.