One True Loves

Everything is very polished here, very neat and tucked with that "indie" feeling. "Indie," is no longer cutting edge. "indie," is just another brand. The film definitely feels very "L.A," where you can find your run of the mill, decent child and adult actors around every corner. This movie: Sweet, twee and unbearable. Another in a long, long, long, loooong line of cutesy indie films... featuring awkward "relationships." Of course from a girls perspective. How is it that romantic relationships always manage to find its way into scripts helmed by American women? That's probably for another discussion but at least the character here... isn't a lesbian, which is also very trendy and indie too...at least right now. Maybe in part 2 or 3 if the writer/director/producer feel that they have a hit with this short film that maybe the character will toy with the idea of being a lesbian. Because this kind of indie, twee, cutesy, did I say "indie?" type of film is wholly original, right?