Foreign Correspondents (1999)Two stories of complicated long-distance relationships between people from different countries. Director:Mark Tapio KinesWriter:Mark Tapio Kines |
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Foreign Correspondents (1999)Two stories of complicated long-distance relationships between people from different countries. Director:Mark Tapio KinesWriter:Mark Tapio Kines |
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Melody
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| Wil Wheaton | ... |
Jonas
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| Corin Nemec | ... |
Trevor
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Yelena Danova | ... |
Mira
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| Steve Valentine | ... |
Ian
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| Blaire Baron | ... |
Rachel
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Douglas Coler | ... |
Nils
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| Lisa LoCicero | ... |
Christina
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Alice Cunningham | ... |
Mary
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Guy Lewis | ... |
Michael
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| James Michael Tyler | ... |
Randy
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Lillian Adams | ... |
Sonya
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Earl Schuman | ... |
Sam
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| Richard Moll | ... |
Man in Bookstore
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Keith Anthony | ... |
Kevin
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Two stories of complicated long-distance relationships between people from different countries.
"Foreign Correspondents" tells two short stories back to back with a clumsy attempt at the end of the second to dovetail it into the first. Both have annoyingly indecisive protagonists so don't look for any heroics. Both remain unresolved at the end which some will find unsatisfying. Both are sufficiently lacking in complexity as to require plenty of filler; inconsequential stuff which doesn't add impetus to the plot. Nonetheless, for a low budget indie, the first story is surprisingly compelling and the second is surprisingly engaging. "FC" should be a moderately enjoyable watch for indie lovers into drama. (C)