Une fête à la maison un vendredi soir est montrée à travers les yeux d'une inadaptée post-graduée, de son passager Uber, son amour perdu depuis longtemps et de son copain névrosé qui a du ma... Tout lireUne fête à la maison un vendredi soir est montrée à travers les yeux d'une inadaptée post-graduée, de son passager Uber, son amour perdu depuis longtemps et de son copain névrosé qui a du mal à proposer.Une fête à la maison un vendredi soir est montrée à travers les yeux d'une inadaptée post-graduée, de son passager Uber, son amour perdu depuis longtemps et de son copain névrosé qui a du mal à proposer.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total
C. Bailey Werner
- Lucas
- (as Chad Werner)
Koko Marshall
- Lacie
- (as Katelyn Marie Marshall)
Tiffany Goldermann
- Skyler
- (as Tiffany Skye Dodson)
Brady Burleson Johnson
- Tibs
- (as Brady Johnson)
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Omg, the 8/9/10 ratings are ridic shills, this indie film by inexperienced nobody producer/writer/director Will Bakke is a wasted effort, should've been released straight to TV via MTV or VH1 given its throw-away teen/YA emo-drama. This past Covid-tainted year has just been a dumping ground of pathetic, unworthy films and it hasn't stopped yet apparently. Just add this to the increasing pile of rubbish.
This could be described as the biopic of the millennial. The Get Together attempts to capture modernity without catering to sides any particular ideology. This is indisputably the future of cinema. It is without stardom, without the massive dollars of production houses, and without pandering. There's an honest wandering to the story as an uber driver, a failed musician, and a grad student try to justify their lives in the face of the dying American Dream, and changing norms about adulthood and marriage. Its only shortcoming is that it uses many untrained actors and yet that could also be its highest achievement. Any vague critiques of this film come from the critics inability to appreciate the simplicity of daily life and the cultural moment. 8/10 only because its scope is not large enough to accomplish 10 stars.
Bakke & Riot Studios first crossed my horizon years ago with their fantastic debut, Believe Me, and I've been dying ever since to see what they came out with next. This film did not disappoint me. In some ways, it's less of a film and more a series of three interconnected "short stories" in visual form. But the three interconnecting vignettes were each equally engaging and kept me invested in the characters and their problems throughout the narrative. Add to that some meaningful themes its grappling with related to coming-of-age and passing from the college life to the adult world, and this was a solid film that I rather enjoyed. Time will tell if it's as memorable as Believe Me, but it's a solid film in its own right.
It's pretty rare to find a movie like this one. It is light-hearted, has an intriguing story line and funny. It is also a clean movie, which is about impossible to find these days. There is a perfect amount of romance and drama. The humor is perfect for millennials. I think y'all could have capitalized more on the humor of the avg. Blogger girl.
9cd7
I was amazed the whole movie how stunning the shots were. Reminded me of other great movies. All of it was just stunning.
The acting and the cast was great. Didn't like the plot or the dialogue that much - so this is definitely not for everyone.
All in all a fun movie that was filmed/edited well.
The acting and the cast was great. Didn't like the plot or the dialogue that much - so this is definitely not for everyone.
All in all a fun movie that was filmed/edited well.
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Détails
- Durée
- 1h 14min(74 min)
- Couleur
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