The Thickness of Delirium

Name: The Thickness of Delirium
Genre: Drama
Released: 2007-12-13
Duration: 1 h 22 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Brian James McGuire, Leann Slaby, Kat Berlik

2007
Not Rated
1h 22min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaShawn has been tormented for years knowing that his father doesn't want to be a part of his life. When his mother dies and his father doesn't come to the funeral, he reaches his breaking poi... Leer todoShawn has been tormented for years knowing that his father doesn't want to be a part of his life. When his mother dies and his father doesn't come to the funeral, he reaches his breaking point and drives from his home in Wisconsin to his childhood home in Utah where his father st... Leer todoShawn has been tormented for years knowing that his father doesn't want to be a part of his life. When his mother dies and his father doesn't come to the funeral, he reaches his breaking point and drives from his home in Wisconsin to his childhood home in Utah where his father still lives...to kill him. After a snow storm forces Shawn to spend the night in a motel, he... Leer todo

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Lost a full day of shooting due to a massive snow storm that hit Nebraska and closed I80 for over 24 hours.

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7/10

Artistic and moody independent film

The music and themes from this movie haunt me to this day. Similar in feel to Vincent Gallo's "Buffalo 66," it portrays the conflict between the self, family and romantic relationships. One aspect of the film that stands out is the acting. The characters are immensely vulnerable and the actors represent this expertly. The minimalist dialog further showcases the acting talent. The pacing is a perfect fit to the story. Every detail has been attended to -- there are no jarring moments or awkward transitions. Clearly a labor of love, one person wrote, directed, filmed, acted in and edited the movie. It is very relatable and well worth a viewing!