The Reunion

2004
16m

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This is the true story about a man who suffered from HIV, named Tom. After suffering a stroke while on a jog, his last wish is to have his four best friends come together and celebrate their... Read allThis is the true story about a man who suffered from HIV, named Tom. After suffering a stroke while on a jog, his last wish is to have his four best friends come together and celebrate their good times without the knowledge of his death.This is the true story about a man who suffered from HIV, named Tom. After suffering a stroke while on a jog, his last wish is to have his four best friends come together and celebrate their good times without the knowledge of his death.

Director
- Kristopher Dolphin
Writers
- Kristopher Dolphin
- Bob Madia
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7.5/10

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Director
- Kristopher Dolphin
Writers
- Kristopher Dolphin
- Bob Madia
Stars

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9tgirl84

Very Well Done

I saw this film about a year ago. I met the director, Kristopher Dolphin and he was kind enough to show us the film. It is very artistic and it tells a good story in 15 minutes. I laughed, I cried, I loved the character Tom and felt the passion and joy of his last wish to bring his best friends together. The humor in the film is appropriate and happens as it would in real life. Out of the blue and just under circumstance. The shots in this film are unique and captured my attention, with a washed out kind of dreamy look for the afterlife, and different color filters to define the mood of each scene. I have to say my favorite part of the film is when the four friends dwell on their high school days and we go into the flash backs, they are hilarious. You see eggs being thrown on a Mercedes and I think to myself what a rebel this Tom guy might have been.

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Was screened privately by Tom Hanks. After viewing the film Hanks was very moved, so he sent a handwritten letter to the co-writers, and director congratulating them on making the film.