Forest for the Trees

1998
1h 40min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueStressed out law student Zach McAllister takes a five day bicycle trip through the peaceful autumn woods of Western Maryland with his wife, his lover, and his lover's boyfriend. Not exactly ... Tout lireStressed out law student Zach McAllister takes a five day bicycle trip through the peaceful autumn woods of Western Maryland with his wife, his lover, and his lover's boyfriend. Not exactly the getaway vacation he planned. Along the way, they encounter everything you'd expect on ... Tout lireStressed out law student Zach McAllister takes a five day bicycle trip through the peaceful autumn woods of Western Maryland with his wife, his lover, and his lover's boyfriend. Not exactly the getaway vacation he planned. Along the way, they encounter everything you'd expect on a camping trip - rain, infidelity, and the realization that a truly healthy relationship i... Tout lire

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An interesting journey (in more way than one)

This film takes the viewer on an emotional, and philosophical, journey by showing the lives and hardships of the characters in an extremely raw and personal way. The writing stands out as being exceptionally well done; the characters' dialogue flows well and their lives and problems are so believable that the viewer connects with each and every one of them. The film itself was created on location, over an extensive period of time, and the filmmakers encountered many problems along the way. While these hurdles (mainly the slight issues with lighting and audio at times) do make certain moments in the film hard to follow, they also add a sense of authenticity to the exhaustion and struggle felt by the characters in the film. Overall, there were a couple of technical issues, but the film itself can be called an intriguing study of human nature.