kendallschristopher
Joined Oct 2013
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Hilarious dark comedy about a 39 year old introvert and her 22 year old lover that reminds her about her controlling and domineering father. Very cerebral and very Brooklyn. At first it seems like opposites attract, until we see that this younger lover, his ambitions and his perseverance is just what this thirty something woman that thinks she's content with her life and her cat actually needs. It's a rather unusual and strange film, but the kind you'll probably watch every time it presents itself.
These Black diamond in the rough independent films are hard to find. It's a nice waste of time on a Saturday afternoon and transports you to that Brooklyn brownstone and is reminiscent of Spike Lee's work in the early eighties. It feels as if the movie is an exploration of consciousness just for the point of it, and no actual story is being told. Whether viewers will be okay with this journey or if it is worth an hour and a half of their time is a personal choice. More about the odd nature of New York situationships than anything else.
These Black diamond in the rough independent films are hard to find. It's a nice waste of time on a Saturday afternoon and transports you to that Brooklyn brownstone and is reminiscent of Spike Lee's work in the early eighties. It feels as if the movie is an exploration of consciousness just for the point of it, and no actual story is being told. Whether viewers will be okay with this journey or if it is worth an hour and a half of their time is a personal choice. More about the odd nature of New York situationships than anything else.