Cody Fitz

Name: Cody Fitz
Genre: Drama
Duration: 1 h 26 min
Rating: 7.2
Cast: Chris Ball, Gordo Blakhart, Ryley Jordan Chalmers

2011
1h 26m

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7.2/10

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Drama

A look into the appearance of a person verses the true individual. Following three young adults who've moved out on their own; Tom, coming from a wealthy background, he seems to have it all ... Read allA look into the appearance of a person verses the true individual. Following three young adults who've moved out on their own; Tom, coming from a wealthy background, he seems to have it all together. Cody, who struggles day to day, and Cameron who coming from a repressed backgrou... Read allA look into the appearance of a person verses the true individual. Following three young adults who've moved out on their own; Tom, coming from a wealthy background, he seems to have it all together. Cody, who struggles day to day, and Cameron who coming from a repressed background tries to find himself. The three plan a trip to a cabin, where things start to fall apa... Read all

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7.2/10

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Named Top Drama - Feature at the 16th Indie Gathering International Film Festival, Hudson, Ohio (2012).

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7/10

Cody Fitz Sees Life as Absurd!

Cody Fitz is an excellent character study about a young man who sees himself as having a life without purpose, but not overtly depressed, and being fascinated with methods of committing suicide. However, the film could have benefited from better editing. Each scene was a vignette separated from the previous scene by periods, mostly very short, of a dark screen. Some were long enough, though, to make the film appear slightly disjointed.

Nonetheless this is a landmark achievement of a feature film for 19 year old first time filmmaker Kurtis David Harder. An excellent sound track accompanied the visual and musical background was wonderfully mixed. I found myself on many occasions drifting into it. Kurtis was a pleasure to speak with on opening night and spared no effort in talking about what motivated him to make this film. Great job Kurt.