Nothing Really Matters

Name: Nothing Really Matters
Genre: Drama
Released: 2009-04-16
Duration: 1 h 45 min
Rating: 7.3
Cast: Spike Adamson, London Angelis, Alex Aquino

2008
1h 45m

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7.3/10

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Pascale Bussières in Nothing Really Matters (2008)

Leo has been trapped in his appartment for over five years, living with a secret that continues to torture him. Carly, the woman he loves and with whom he lives, tries to help and reach out to Leo, while unaware that the true reason he can&rsquo;

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35-year-old Leo is unable to face the outside world. As he narrates his story with great sarcasm, the events that have altered his life course are revealed through a series of flashbacks, ev... Read all35-year-old Leo is unable to face the outside world. As he narrates his story with great sarcasm, the events that have altered his life course are revealed through a series of flashbacks, eventually converging in the present.35-year-old Leo is unable to face the outside world. As he narrates his story with great sarcasm, the events that have altered his life course are revealed through a series of flashbacks, eventually converging in the present.

Director
- Jean-Marc Piché
Writers
- Jean-Marc Piché
- Catlin Stothers
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7.3/10

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Director
- Jean-Marc Piché
Writers
- Jean-Marc Piché
- Catlin Stothers
Stars

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10/10

Best film I've ever seen

This was the perfect film - it was whole, complete. The acting, screenplay, dialogue, music, timing, plot and story - it was perfect!

There was a depth to the story, accented and staccatoed by wit and humor. The life of two people (with the main focus on Leo) was laid bare, and rang true. The joys, the shame, the comedy and the tragedy of life lived...and life not lived.

This movie showed how selfishness is not always intentionally selfish - how fear keeps us safe from that which we fear, but also binds us and keeps us far from that which (and those whom) we love.

My film-watching has been ruined for the rest of the year, and perhaps the decade. This movie surpassed the hundreds of films I've seen before it, praised as they may be, too. I was more than moved - I was shaken.