It's a quiet, dreamy heartfelt drama that perfects those familiar moments of nervous love, both happy and hurt, with poetic perfection. Beautifully shot, well-acted and each cast member suits their role with comfort and believability. It slow-burns it's way through the moments but it's so well done there are 15 second scenes with a single line of dialogue that speaks so much more than some films with scenes that drag on for 5 minutes.
An amazing second feature from DGG that feels like lingers like it was part of your own life.
4 clowny clown clowns out of 5
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Mumblecore makes me picture Marlon Brando fronting a NYHC band. It gives me chuckles.
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