Comedy
Drama
In the days leading up to a possibly career-changing exhibition, a sculptor navigates her relationships with family, friends, and colleagues.
Directors
Michelle Williams
Lizzy
Maryann Plunkett
Jean
John Magaro
Sean
André 3000
Eric
Amanda Plummer
Dorothy
Matt Malloy
Lee
Heather Lawless
Marlene
Denzel Rodriguez
William
Eudora Peterson
Lauren
Judd Hirsch
Bill
Todd-o-Phonic Todd
Radio DJ
Lauren Lakis
Terri
Jean-Luc Boucherot
Peter
Ted Rooney
Ted
Ben Coonley
Ben
Chase Hawkins
Alex
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Try as I might,I just don't get Michelle Williams' style of rather moody and laconic delivery. She just always underwhelms me, and here is no different. This time she is "Lizzy" whose cat has an altercation with a pigeon which she chucks out of the door only for it to be rescued by her neighbour/landlord "Jo" (Hong Chau). Now she seems much more concerned about this rat with wings than she does with her lodger's frustrating lack of hot water. Anyway, pretty soon the pair are sharing the task of helping it recover the use of it's wing whilst "Lizzy" gets to grips with a forthcoming exhibition of her sculptures. That's the first ten minutes, thereafter we head down a more familiar dramatic route with a bit of a (quite entertaining) disaster then some family baggage to be dealt with along the way. For me, the undoubted star of this overlong and slightly repetitive story is the bird. It appears much more savvy of the unfolding narrative and appreciative of the path it was going to undoubtedly take than either of the lead actors. It's decently put together this, but the whole thing seems to lack much point or purpose. It suffers from a distinct lack of realism or relevance and though it's never boring, it is pretty humourless and has little memorable enough to merit recommending a cinema viewing.
Geronimo196706 Mar, 2024
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