Brief Reunion

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03/06/2013 This is an intelligent adult thriller. Clever, engrossing, well paced, beautifully filmed, artfully crafted, and thoroughly entertaining! Every scene and every frame had purpose and meaning. The New England scenery is just downright gorgeous! The actors brought the characters to life and made them quite relateable. You either know, or are, one of these people, and, can easily identify with the emotions they are feeling, and the difficult choices that they are forced to make. I really enjoyed this movie. Don't miss an opportunity to see a film that challenges your beliefs, makes you question your values, and compliments your intelligence. Well worth the time and ticket! See more 02/11/2013 The stunning time-lapse shots of mountain ranges and misty rivers set just the right tone for this tense film - a beautiful-yet-creepy atmosphere that takes us from bucolic ideals - a kayak on a river, a farmhouse in a field - to nightmarish drives through dark woods on dirt roads. Well-cast and well-acted, these characters are familiar - Teddy is that creepy guy that we all knew in college, the friend-of-a-friend who just wouldn't go away. See more 02/09/2013 The juxtaposition of the gorgeous scenery and dark plot heightened my appreciation for "Brief Reunion." It reminded me of the best of Russian literature: the focus is not so much on the crime as on the psychological ramifications of our choices. Do we, in the end, achieve any expiation for our sins, or do we simply disappear? See more 01/29/2013 I really liked this movie. First of all, it's refreshing to see an Asian male lead (skillfully acted by Joel de la Fuente) in a role that doesn't necessarily have to be an Asian. In addition, the story is really gripping and I wished the movie was longer than 90 minutes. The New England scenery is gorgeous and beautiful to watch as well. See more 01/28/2013 What I liked best about this movie was that it was as enjoyable as any "guilty pleasure" movie I've seen in a while, as beautifully shot as an art house film, and gave us something to talk about afterwards. A welcome relief from the over-stimulating fare that seems to be populating theaters these days. See more Read all reviews

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