New York Waiting

2006
1h 33min

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6,3/10

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Drama Romance

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaHoping to re-connect with the one big lost love of his life, Sidney sends Coreen an airline ticket and asks her to meet him in New York. Passing time, waiting for Coreen to arrive, Sidney me... Leer todoHoping to re-connect with the one big lost love of his life, Sidney sends Coreen an airline ticket and asks her to meet him in New York. Passing time, waiting for Coreen to arrive, Sidney meets Amy who is leaving New York to start over after a failed relationship. The two of them... Leer todoHoping to re-connect with the one big lost love of his life, Sidney sends Coreen an airline ticket and asks her to meet him in New York. Passing time, waiting for Coreen to arrive, Sidney meets Amy who is leaving New York to start over after a failed relationship. The two of them spend a day together. New York Waiting is the story of a first meeting and a second chanc... Leer todo

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Gold Dust
by Tori Amos
Performed by Tori Amos
Courtesy of Sony BMG Music Entertainment and Sword and Stone Publishing,Inc.

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8/10

A brave production that paid off

The cast was well-composed, consisting of talented new faces, the acting bravely filmed at close range, especially considering the (I'm sure) extremely restricted time allocated to make this film for $500,000. Some pans, cuts and single camera shots didn't work out, but the all-out intimacy of the close-ups paid off, and the acting made the movie.

And yes although the picture does have a scenario similar to Richard Linklaters, New York Waiting is not as glib. Paradoxically by providing the viewer with little biographical background on the characters Sidney, Amy and Coreen, their longing and sometimes misdirected need came sharper into focus than "Before Sunrise", and was in its nakedness more akin to Michael Schaeffer's "Fall" (1997).

Finally, an accolade for the original choices made in the soundtrack, which smoothly meshed with the film.