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A seventeen-year-old photographer gets caught up in murder when he breaks his own rules and falls in love with one of his teenage models. full summary | add synopsis
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Nikki Reed | ... | Shay Bettencourt |
 | Jonathan Tucker | ... | Jordan Wells |
 | Julie Gonzalo | ... | Desiree Thomas |
 | Michael O'Keefe | ... | Detective Griffin |
 | Haviland Morris | ... | Julia Wells |
 | Dennis Boutsikaris | ... | Ben Wells |
| Frank Whaley | ... | Wade Chandling |
| Alessa Neeck | ... | Abbey |
| Christopher Jon Martin | ... | Jake Miles (as Christopher Martin) |
| Patricia Lewis Browne | ... | Older Woman |
| Billy Powell | ... | Chemistry Teacher |
| Thomas Tripiciano | ... | Dean Robert Mullen |
| Nick Lang | ... | Wide Receiver |
| Ferdinand Jay Smith | ... | DA Thomas (as Ferdinand J. Smith) |
 | Sarah Anderson | ... | Waitress |
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Rated R for language, some sexuality and nudity.
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This movie is beautiful to look at. Rochester has been transformed into a real live movie venue but that's where the professionalism ends. The story line and characters are under developed and poorly written. Despite the voice over you never learn what dastardly deed the lead character did to turn him into a bad boy and get expelled from private school. The photos he shoots of his love interest are slick, professional and commercially beautiful but don't reveal anything more than a glam shot from a slick magazine does. I kept wanting to see some gritty, 18 year old's idea of honesty, something cutting-edge, and I never got it. I never believe that his family is pressuring him into a life he doesn't want and the women around him look an awful lot like they're from Greece, NY not some fantasy Film Noir landscape.
The entire film noir aspect of the film is only defined by the great music track. The script and visuals are in constant conflict with the premise of the murder mystery. The writing never gives the viewer enough details to provide a great ahh-ha moment at the films end.
The amused audience seemed more interested in catching their own faces and spotting Java Joe's product placement than on the quality of the story. The film looks great but just doesn't deliver.