I saw this film at last year's SUNDANCE Film Festival and walked into the theater not knowing anything about it. Within minutes I was captivated by Hoffman's performance; woven so brilliantly with direction and screenplay, into a tapestry of a survivor's point-of-view after a suicide. It was refreshing to see the filmmakers' choice of such a compelling and challenging perspective that explores one man's response to a loss... and such a unique type of loss to boot.
At a time when moviegoing can be such a predictable and formulaic experience, it's a relief to know that quality work is still funded and produced. It's by no means a 'mainstream' film; but that's what makes it special. Thanks to all who made it happen.
At a time when moviegoing can be such a predictable and formulaic experience, it's a relief to know that quality work is still funded and produced. It's by no means a 'mainstream' film; but that's what makes it special. Thanks to all who made it happen.
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