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Review: I was lucky enough to see this movie film at Sundance 2014. Lets start at the beginning with the first notes of the soundtrack metal writer and director Kat Candler I chose to infuse this movie film with a unique energy, dark and powerful. The music sets the tone perfectly by anger and frustration roiling the characters struggle with this film.I not think too much about the plot, because part of what is beautiful in this movie movie is how the story unfolds and see the characters traveling coaster of loss, hope, joy, love, fear, pride - all. It's amazing that in a short time, Candler can find all of these moments, no matter how fleeting. Much of that comes from the script, but would not be transmitted successfully without the strength of their performers.I not seen Breaking Bad then I got into this without preconceptions Aaron Paul as an actor. He is fantastic in this movie Picture. As a father who lost his anchor through the death of his wife, can be seen struggling with his own demons as he also know you should do something better for their children. Beginners Josh Wiggins has a face that shows what every wince of injuries and disappointment, and every second wrong. The cast also is great. The boys are all players who are new to the film film, and yet are completely natural and feel deeply for each of them. Juliette Lewis, an actress I've never seen an event beyond his extravagance, provides the most grounded, genuine performance I've seen the movie her.This movie released nationwide this summer in theaters and VOD. Do not miss it.
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