Brushfires

Name: Brushfires
Genre: Drama
Released: 2004-10-16
Duration: 1 h 55 min
Rating: 5.7
Cast: Lorri Hamm, Sara Laudonia, Adam Meredith

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5.7/10

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Drama

When a shy girl, secretly in love with her rocker-grrl housemate, meets an unbalanced heiress on the run, anything could (and does) happen in BRUSHFIRES, the latest production from Chicago-b... Read allWhen a shy girl, secretly in love with her rocker-grrl housemate, meets an unbalanced heiress on the run, anything could (and does) happen in BRUSHFIRES, the latest production from Chicago-based film group Split Pillow. As the three women negotiate the dangerous relationships amo... Read allWhen a shy girl, secretly in love with her rocker-grrl housemate, meets an unbalanced heiress on the run, anything could (and does) happen in BRUSHFIRES, the latest production from Chicago-based film group Split Pillow. As the three women negotiate the dangerous relationships among them, the seven women directors weave a sensual tale of suspense. Drawing inspiration f... Read all

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Opening Credits Music
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Featured review

7/10

Worth A Look

A nice Independent film from Chicago. Although the film begins with a Lesbian perspective, it is more about roommates who forget their reasons for moving in together, than it is about Lesbian relationships, although that is a factor. I think that you could say that the characters are sicker than there sexual identities. There are some real 'manipulators' in this film. Interesting digital photography, and all of the sets look very fine. It also has a very good soundtrack.

Do Not Dismiss this film because of any Gay/Lesbian slant, it holds up on the relationships between the characters. The film is fairly low budget, in fact, real low, but it still manages to use some fairly interesting digital techniques. I am glad that my local Blockbuster picked up this 'small film'.