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A creative "Stereotype" with something lacking cliché.
While watching this it's hard not to relate to at least one of the seven main characters (as shown in the title) displayed by the direction. Which, should be added, was excellent. The cinematography in many cases weren't "New" or "Life-Defining", hmph, yet something matched perfectly with the story; something, as of lately, I come to find hardly in any recent film.
The story is matched to something you've most likely deciphered before. "Old Friends re-connect by one person pushing pressure for all those old memories to be recreated..." ... "Which in return brings them all together, after 'x' amount of years, in a certain, specific, location for 'x' amount of time.". Hmph. Yet, it's something with each character given that finally strives to pay attention for the entire experience.
The majority of the actors/actresses in the film may be fresh to some though if you stare hard enough it's one of those situations where you've seen their work before, or just them, and can't point out where, exactly, they were before (or ahead) of this. The Acting is, to be forward and light, good. Displaying respectful human emotions for the situation(s) they're given. You have such personalities as: "The Gay One." (The non-stereotypical flamboyant one, hmph.), "The One so 'unhappy' they must bring everyone else down, around them." and, of course, "The tease."...etc, etc.
Though, to some, it may be stand-offish it's not so much what most would give it; it's not the same.
To keep all simple, this film is something that takes actually events that may even take place for others in different situations, places, people...yet the delivery is in such a way no matter the view point it's not tiring to embrace.
Wonderful, to capture.
