George, a lonely librarian, believes love is obsolete, until a road trip to Death Valley with a cinema projectionist named Sophie teaches him otherwise.
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Title: Obselidia (2010)
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4 wins & 3 nominations.
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| Complete credited cast: | |||
| Michael Piccirilli | ... | George | |
| Gaynor Howe | ... | Sophie | |
| Frank Hoyt Taylor | ... | Lewis | |
| Chris Byrne | ... | Mitch | |
| Kim Beuché | ... | Jennifer (as Kim Beuche) | |
| Michael Blackman Beck | ... | Paul | |
| Linda Walton | ... | Linda | |
| Grant Mathis | ... | Monk | |
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George, a lonely librarian, believes love is obsolete, until a road trip to Death Valley with a cinema projectionist named Sophie teaches him otherwise.
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22 January 2010 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Amargosa Hotel & Opera House, Death Valley Junction, Death Valley National Park, California, USA See more »Edit
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I agree 100% with Todd Mcarthy's review in the Sundance edition of Variety dated 8-14th February 2010. It's now June and this is still the film of the year for me . This movie is eccentric, gentle , intelligent and gorgeously made . It steps outside the box of what is expected from a modern independent film and harks back to the classic European film tradition . The world needs more films like this . Gaynor Howe's performance was outstanding for me and I particularly enjoyed the fact that such a big subject could be tackled within the constraints of a small independent movie . Full credit to the Sundance judges . It's not a fast burn , but it drew me in from the first minute . Bravo to all concerned .