Kodachrome
Drama • 2017 • 1 hr 45 min
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This is an easy going, heart-warming film with developed themes, great acting and an excellent story.
I really liked this movie. It drew in into it
A tad bit slow, but all three main actors are excellent and it’s a touching story about forgiveness
An interesting character peice, and a great cast
great cast fit for film/photography fanatics. but cringey scenes make you flinch at times.
I don‘t know why but I really enjoyed this one. Maybe because I watched it on a flight while pumped full of anti-anxiety medication
It’s a good movie but you’ll forget it once you’ve seen it
Heart wrenching story with incredible acting. Photographers will love that it was shot on film!
This movie surpassed my expectations. Really enjoyed it.
This was a pleasant surprise. It had some heartfelt moments and some good laughs too. One of the better movies you’ll find from Netflix.
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