Two New York film editors balance their personal relationships while reworking a movie in crisis.
Director:
Daniel Schechter
From metacritic.com
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Alex Karpovsky | ... | Nick | |
| Tarik Lowe | ... | Darryl | |
| Arielle Kebbel | ... | Jamie | |
| Sophia Takal | ... | Amy | |
| Melonie Diaz | ... | Liana | |
| Mike Landry | ... | Mike | |
| Kevin Corrigan | ... | Adrian | |
| Lena Dunham | ... | Alexa | |
| Sebastian Sozzi | ... | Sebastian | |
| Josh Alexander | ... | Beck | |
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Mikal McDaniel | ... | Rodney the Doorman |
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Isabel Ramírez | ... | Dana |
| Jeremy Cohen | ... | Jeremy | |
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Salvatore Interlandi | ... | Marco the DP |
| Ryan O'Nan | ... | Actor | |
Two New York film editors balance their personal relationships while reworking a movie in crisis.
I have never felt the need to make comments on a movie. Artistic integrity and all that I guess.
However, the main characters are EDITORS... And I am in the poker world. So the fact that on the cab scene after the poker game they are arguing why he lost the hand... Somehow you missed the fact that a FULL HOUSE BEATS A FLUSH!!!
Your character is complaining that he lost a huge pot because his opponents flush beat his full house. It's like that "one tiny little error" that I'll that I'll always remember when asked about this movie. Otherwise I really enjoyed it. But dam..... Boat losing to a flush? Cmon Man!
What would have been a great, is if we find out that he thinks he is good at poker and has no idea why he loses so much!! Then he is told by someone that "a flush doesn't beat a full house man" . He then has his "Ah Ha" moment as to why he never wins