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Who Loves the Sun (I) (2006)A troubled young man's sudden return after a mysterious five-year disappearance reunites him with his wife and his best friend. Director:Matt BissonnetteWriter:Matt Bissonnette |
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Will Morrison
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| Molly Parker | ... |
Maggie Claire
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| Adam Scott | ... |
Daniel Bloom
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Arthur Bloom
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| Wendy Crewson | ... |
Mary Bloom
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Will Morrison and Daniel Bloom were the best of friends. They grew up together. Went to the same schools. Liked the same records. Loved the same girls. Daniel was Will's best man at his wedding to Maggie Claire. Then one day Will disappeared without a word. Half a decade later he re-surfaces and sets off a tsunami of unforeseeable events. Written by Anonymous
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Country:
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8 November 2006 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Secrets d' ete See more »Company Credits
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Written by David Berman
Performed by Silver Jews
Courtesy of Civil Jar Music (BMI) & Drag City
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"DEATH OF AN HEIR OF SORROWS"Written by David Berman
Performed by Silver Jews
Courtesy of Civil Jar Music (BMI) & Drag City
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You look at the cover of this DVD and you think, " I'm in the mood for a relationship-oriented independent film". So you get "Who Loves The Sun" and watch exactly what you thought you were getting. The actors perform according to the abilities you have seen them demonstrate before (although Lukas Haas was a more versatile actor as a child).
The story plays out according to plan, with some hi-jinx, some romance, some rivalry. Call it a generation Y coming of age story. It seems like the characters could just leave and go back to their lives, but they have to stick it out until everything gets resolved. Because that is what the story suggests. The cinematography is adequate. The dialog is up to today's independent movie standards. But wouldn't it be nice if something interesting happened?