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Drama • 2001 • 1 hr 26 min
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Linklater made a thriller! Dialogue heavy, one location, gripping social slow burn. Only downside is the poor cinematography, nothing major
This movie is severely underrated. The acting and the dialogue are phenomenal. A little goes a long way.
The cinematography speaks for itself. The story is a bit confusing but all in all great acting and a good movie.
One room, one scene, one conversation. Thought provoking, about how people think and talk about old sins, and how such sins may be addressed
3 actors, 1 hotel room, 90 minutes, all the drama.
1 Room. 3 Friends. Full of secrets. Slow. Engaging. Realistic. Worth your time.
Very dense and dramatic. The one set location creates a clostrophobic atmosphere
Low budget, claustrophobic, talky and interesting.
One location and three great performers taking on some pretty edgy material from early Linklater.
Watched theatre version before, real classic
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