One (I) (1998) 6.1
The resilience of the human soul is simultaneously humbled and exalted as two young men make earnest attempts at self-reinvention Director:Tony Barbieri |
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One (I) (1998) 6.1
The resilience of the human soul is simultaneously humbled and exalted as two young men make earnest attempts at self-reinvention Director:Tony Barbieri |
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Charlie O'Conell
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Kane Picoy | ... |
Nick Raczca
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Autumn Macintosh | ... |
Sarah Jenkins
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| Edward Lynch | ... |
Johnny the Bartender
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Gabrielle Ruvolo | ... |
Iris Raczca
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Paul Herman | ... |
Ted Raczca
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Muhammed Hassan | ... |
Dan the Parole officer
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Willie La Nere | ... |
Coach Gus
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| Cassandra Braden | ... |
Helen
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| Karah Michaels | ... |
Joan
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Rainy Jo Stout | ... |
Nancy
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Heather Gomoll | ... |
Girl with balloon
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Robbie Lanzone | ... |
Small boy on couch
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Kathryn Matthews | ... |
Small girl in wheelchair
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Colette Ibanez | ... |
Stripper
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The resilience of the human soul is simultaneously humbled and exalted as two young men make earnest attempts at self-reinvention
"One" tells of two young men with checkered pasts trying to carve something out of their lives. A stylish indie, minimalistic and laconic, slow and methodical, somewhat brooding, with mostly fixed shots with no zooms or pans, "One" is an artful shoot lean on story with few feel good moments to be found. An above average low budget indie and directorial debut, "One" will rank high with indie lovers while going unnoticed by the masses.