This is a remarkable film that gives a realistic glimpse of what it is like to be in love and the choices (good or bad) that people often make in relationships. I enjoyed the flashback sequences that mixed with present time which kept the film interesting and me wanting to see more.
But it is the characters that I strongly identified with and what makes "2wks, 1yr" truly engaging to watch. The characters are written with emotion and sincerity, which along with the honest and moving performances by the actors, left me feeling like these were real people that I knew and cared about. It has been sometime since I initially saw the film at its' premiere at the 2002 Los Angeles Film Festival, but I still find myself thinking about Kevin and Julie and wondering what happened to them after they walked off into the early morning hours of New Orleans on New Year's Day.
Anyone who has been in love will enjoy this film and will be able to identify or learn from these characters and their story.
But it is the characters that I strongly identified with and what makes "2wks, 1yr" truly engaging to watch. The characters are written with emotion and sincerity, which along with the honest and moving performances by the actors, left me feeling like these were real people that I knew and cared about. It has been sometime since I initially saw the film at its' premiere at the 2002 Los Angeles Film Festival, but I still find myself thinking about Kevin and Julie and wondering what happened to them after they walked off into the early morning hours of New Orleans on New Year's Day.
Anyone who has been in love will enjoy this film and will be able to identify or learn from these characters and their story.