sambhrantabashyal

Everything is very well done. It's convincing, gripping, and holds your attention throughout. The music fits perfectly, enhancing the tension without being overwhelming. The acting is solid and believable. I do feel the ending could have been a little more open-ended-the unknown often lingers longer in our minds. I'm surprised by the low rating; it deserves better. I'll be watching the second part today, and I just found out there's a third. Honestly, if I hadn't seen a YouTube review labeling it as fiction, I would have assumed this was a real documentary. Very impressive. Hopefully the second and third parts are as good as this.

This movie follows a novelist on a book tour around Europe. Unfortunately, the book tour doesn't go as planned as her publisher goes bankrupt the day the novel comes out. I want to start out by saying this movie had a lot of potential. It starts out pretty well too but it all goes downhill from there. The acting is not necessarily bad but it's average at best. The music choices in this movie however totally ruined it for me. It was great at the start but then the music turns into really mediocre second-rate Hollywood romance movie music. The humor is dry if there is any. The ending/big climax of the movie was totally underwhelming as well. On the plus side, however, there are some really beautiful scenic shots of European cities but that's about it. However, if you are a writer yourself or you're a big reader, you may enjoy parts of the movie.