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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Binding: DVD Brand: HART SHARP VIDEO EAN: 8295670351220 Format: Color, Dolby, NTSC, Subtitled Item Dimensions: Label: Arts Alliance Amer Languages: Manufacturer: Arts Alliance Amer MPN: 2956703512 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Arts Alliance Amer Region Code: 1 Release Date: April 18, 2006 Running Time: 94 minutes Studio: Arts Alliance Amer Theatrical Release Date: 2003 Editorial Review: Product Description: Vincent Kartheiser stars as Mason an intelligent and lonely teen from an unhappy family living in a small rural town who finds brief happiness with an equally troubled girl named Danny (Taryn Manning)--until a series of accidents and fatal twists conspires to keep them apart. Mare Winningham Arliss Howard Blake Heron and Michelle Forbes costar in this intimate moving drama from promising first-time writer-director Mark Milgard.System Requirements:Running Time 94 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: NR UPC: 829567035122 Manufacturer No: 2956703512 Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Boomkat On A DandelionI'm the type of person that watches movies only to look at certain actresses or actors. Taryn Manning to me is one of the most beautiful people on the planet. Raw attitude, raw acting, raw emotions, raw songbird... The girl is dynamite; I bought this movie cause it wasn't one of her scary flicks. I'm a pretty open minded individual really, so I watched the movie with an open mind. Never did I think, once again, a movie with a limited sound track would catch me so. I'm just used to finding some ... Read More Rating: - Classic TearjerkerMovie early on is study of relationships withen a somewhat dysfunctional family. The young love through a sense of forboding seems headed for some not revealed tragedy. In the end total disaster is avoided,but a sense of love lost remains. The movie does have a great feeling of tenderness and missed opportunities. Barker D. Chunn,Jr. Rating:  - Vincent Kartheiser fans will love this movie despite it's limitationsFans of Vincent Karthieser will enjoy this movie and his portrayal of a sensitive young man dealing with a dysfunctional family in rural Idaho. But the movie doesn't rise to the dramatic quality of Kartheiser's other movies, "Crime and Punishment in Suburbia" or "The Unsaid", or his recent appearance in the TV series, "Angel". This is probably the worst script Vincent's had to deal with since the terrible "Heaven Sent". Many of Vincent's roles border on the melodramatic, but this script ... Read More Rating: - losing those we loveThe case of this DVD boasts five festival awards and the promise of "redemption" for its characters, but I was left wondering why on both counts. There are at least nine suicide scenes in this film, mainly imagined, but one of which is very real. Teenager Mason grows up in a horribly dysfunctional family where dinners are characterized by a raging father (Luke), a people-pleasing, pill-popping, and alcoholic mother (Leila), and a crazy uncle (Bobby) who thinks that World War II is raging and who dies in ... Read More Rating: - Compelling, beautiful, profoundI was fortunate to see this film at the 2003 San Francisco Independent Film Festival. It was remarked that this film slipped through the cracks of Hollywood, but would never make it to video because it was too good. For those reading this review, consider yourself fortunate. This film is beautifully profound. The reviewer who wrote that it is a knock-off of a tired genre is absolutely wrong. Cinematically this film is a stunner. The script is unpredictable, therefore interesting. The conflict ... Read More |
