Dindin

2024
1h 16m

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Official trailer for the film Dindin, a dark comedy of manners, set on a rainy evening at the swanky country home of Pierre (Robert Kropf) and Emily (Stacy Fischer), who have invited installation artist Darlene (Brenda Withers) and Ricky (Jonathan Fielding), a local furniture designer and builder, to dinner. Each character has an agenda that is ultimately thwarted. Based on the original play by Brenda Withers. Directed by Brendan Patrick Hughes.

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When four friends gather for a decadent dinner, free flowing wine and superficial sparring give way to sharp words, wounded egos, and flying plates. A meditation on predators, prey, and the ... Read allWhen four friends gather for a decadent dinner, free flowing wine and superficial sparring give way to sharp words, wounded egos, and flying plates. A meditation on predators, prey, and the insatiable appetite of a killer instinct.When four friends gather for a decadent dinner, free flowing wine and superficial sparring give way to sharp words, wounded egos, and flying plates. A meditation on predators, prey, and the insatiable appetite of a killer instinct.

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Dindin | Official Trailer

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Do you know where toasting comes from?

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Do you know where toasting comes from?

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Dindin - clip - Why does Darlene know where Jason lives?

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Jonathan Fielding

Ricky

Stacy Fischer

Emily

Robert Kropf

Pierre

Brenda Withers

Darlene

Director
- Brendan Patrick Hughes
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- Brenda Withers
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5TheDome81

Well that was certainly different

Not sure what to make of this movie. First of all, i have a feeling it was originally a stage play. I think it might have been better live than as a movie. I thought the conversations were engaging at times. But other times there was a great deal of disconnected dialogue. People not really listening to each other. The evening started out with everyone getting along, or at least trying to. Then the story unravelled and things got pretty tense and intense. The hostess disappears for no apparent reason the the three remaining actors carry on without her. Then things get a bit darker.

I thought the acting was pretty good. But after about 30 or 40 minutes, I lost interested in them and couldn't wait for the movie to end. The conversations just seemed rather pointless.

If you like dialogue-themed movies, where almost nothing happens, you'll probably enjoy this one.

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