Sad, haunting, moving, beautiful...these are some of the words that perfectly describe this movie. The movie centers around two people who survive a plane crash, but are dead inside and need to come to terms with their feelings so they can "live" again. The direction is superb (the slow-motion scene with Rosie Perez and the baby and the last ten minutes of the film especially atnd out) and the whole cast turn in great performances. The score is wonderful, with the movie having the right music in the right places. I don't think I'll hear "Where the Streets Have No Name" the same way again. It's a shame that this movie seems to have gone unnoticed. Highly recommended.
