Review of A Stone's Throw (2006) by Buggy B — 27 Dec 2013
This was pretty good, a little artsy-fartsy for my taste but for those of you that like that sort of thing it's a cinematographers delight, visually stimulating. Canadian content with an environmental message, family ties and a sweet love story with a bittersweet ending, that in turn explains why it's been filmed with so many colors and textures.
Once you're aware of Jack's (condition) you understand why he sees things the way he does for the time he has left. "A photojournalist and environmental activist (Kristen Holden-Reid) shows up unannounced on his estranged sisters doorstep in rural Nova Scotia.
" 06.13 (2).
This review of A Stone's Throw (2006) was written by Buggy B on 27 Dec 2013.
A Stone's Throw has generally received mixed reviews.
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