A Silver Lake family's relaxed dynamic is tested after they take in a young artist so she can complete her art film.
Director:
Ry Russo-Young
From metacritic.com
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
John Krasinski | ... | Peter | |
Olivia Thirlby | ... | Martine | |
Rosemarie DeWitt | ... | Julie | |
India Ennenga | ... | Kolt | |
Dylan McDermott | ... | Leroy | |
Justin Kirk | ... | Billy | |
Rhys Wakefield | ... | David | |
Emanuele Secci | ... | Marcello | |
Sam Lerner | ... | Avi | |
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Mason Welch | ... | Dusty |
David Call | ... | Man | |
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David Cell | ... | Man |
Jane Levy | ... | Caroline | |
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Anthony Saludares | ... | Actor |
Samantha Ressler | ... | Actress |
A Silver Lake family's relaxed dynamic is tested after they take in a young artist so she can complete her art film.
Just saw this movie today and was a little disappointed with it. The acting is decent enough, the dialogue is not terrible (except for one scene, which will be obvious), the characters were interesting. It was all enough to make me engrossed in the film, but it doesn't seem to go anywhere. I kept waiting for the sh** to hit the fan and it never did.
Sorry to say that the story seemed a little under-developed to me. The stakes never seemed high enough to make you really worried for any of the characters. And what was supposed to be the climax of the film is really just a tiny spurt of nothing.
I hope the writer continues to develop further, as she obviously has the ability to create unique and interesting characters, but she just needs to learn to do more with those characters. She certainly had the time to do so in this film, as the running time is short and there were definitely sub-plots that could've been cut out entirely (the Italian teacher for instance)