Whiskey Sour

A well-made indie that explores friendships (both new and old) and asks a philosophical question about truth and lies. A quiet film with solid performances. And I really loved the music. Whoever did it should be proud.

At first, it looks like a conversation between old friends, and it is, but as the story progresses you learn more about these characters and their pasts. Intriguing storyline! Some really beautiful cinematography of city scenery as well.

I saw this one at the Phoenix Film Festival but it is on Amazon now. I love when a low budget indie keeps the focus on the script and the performances. This one plays it smart and does exactly that. No glossy film making. Just a solid (and surprising) story! Well done.

The brilliance of the film extends beyond the performances to the written word itself. The screenplay is a work of art, displaying a meticulous craftsmanship that elevates the narrative to a level of intellectual and emotional profundity. The dialogue is not merely a means to convey information but a poetic dance that enriches the storytelling, providing the audience with a thought-provoking and immersive experience. I wholeheartedly recommend this cinematic opus to discerning viewers who appreciate the profound impact of a well-crafted narrative that explores the intricate tapestry of human relationships with unparalleled depth and resonance.

A nice, contained story. It is a dialogue-driven film with lots of surprises weaved in throughout the narrative. If you're willing to be patient and experience something a little deeper, give it a watch.