Review of Plan B (2010) by Daniel P — 08 Jan 2011
The synopsis may sound like a thousand bad indie films with a GLBT slant, but Plan B is truly something special. Beautifully shot and with two utterly natural performances from Manuel Vignau and Lucas Ferraro, the film is perceptive, truthful, cliché free and does not fall into the traps of 'gay wish fulfilment', and never condescends or preaches.
This is a film to treasure; moving, uplifting and finally deservedly optimistic. Punches are not pulled, the ending doesn't cop out. Recalls the likes of Y Tu Mamá También for its timelessness and emotional complexity, Plan B is a film I wish I could live in.
This review of Plan B (2010) was written by Daniel P on 08 Jan 2011.
Plan B has generally received mixed reviews.
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