Missing Pieces

2012
1h 57m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,1/10

147

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A kidnapper takes two lonely souls and tries to make them fall in love by putting them through a series of unique situations.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDavid concocts a strange and deluded plan to win back the affection of his estranged girlfriend, Delia.David concocts a strange and deluded plan to win back the affection of his estranged girlfriend, Delia.David concocts a strange and deluded plan to win back the affection of his estranged girlfriend, Delia.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,1/10

147

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

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Anecdotes
As David eats cereal in the apartment, the DVD spine of "Magnolia" can be faintly seen underneath the TV.

Gaffes
As David sits alone in the chair during the climactic flashback sequence, a lens can be seen on the coffee table in the foreground.

Citations
David Lindale: Everybody needs somebody.

Générique farfelu
Harrison Bartlett - Thirsty Boy (appears for 1 frame in a dream sequence as a shirtless boy shotgunning a coke)

Autres versions
Homemade copies of the DVD were sold during the festival circuit. The homemade DVD version contains a few songs that were cleared for the festival circuit but were replaced when releasing the final version. A few color and audio mistakes were cleaned up before releasing the final version as well.

Connexions
References Magnolia (1999)

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10/10

Outstanding film.

Kenton Bartlett's "Missing Pieces" sure does not miss any pieces when it comes to film making. Bartlett's stunning direction evokes allusion to familiar concepts of film making, and not mistakes are made. For his first time making a film, Bartlett does not shy and comes out with this glorious piece of art. I suggest everyone watch it and see what independent film makers can do, there is no need for a large budget when you possess the artistic eye that seems innate to Bartlett. He directs his cast with ease and it seems as if they were at home, no awkward deliveries or difficult areas. Surely, Kenton will become even a more skilled director as the time passes and he shows no signs of digression. I would go as far as to say he will be among the elite class of directors such as PTA, Malick, and McQueen if he continues with his style.