Review of Reprise (2006) by Kevin L — 10 Jan 2008
A little weak and overzealous at first, but turns out nicely. The tandem present, future, and possible-future device starts off feeling stale, but is soon integrated smoothly with the hopes, failures, and often fragmented relationships between a pair of writers and their companions.
The film clearly recognizes the familiar feelings anyone actively persuing their dreams struggle with; rejection, the need for affirmation, the proximity of neurosis, and watching those close to you shift and change unpredictably.
Despite some stylistic shortcomings, it was very satisfying!
This review of Reprise (2006) was written by Kevin L on 10 Jan 2008.
Reprise has generally received very positive reviews.
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