Jun 18th
Marjorie Prime**
(US 2016)
In the near future an ageing widow copes with her remaining years with a computer hologram of her late husband from his younger days.
Coldly moving character drama (as most futuristic dramas have to be, it seems), quite well adapted from its stage origins without seeming too talky, relying on performances to sustain much of the sympathy, which they do successfully.
Written and Directed by: Michael Almereyeda, based on the play by Jordan Harrison.
Producers: Uri Singer, Daniel Turcan, Tal Vigderson.
Starring: Lois Smith, Geena Davis, Tim Robbins, Jon Hamm, Stephanie Andujar, Hannah Gross.
Photography: Sean Williams.
Music: Mica Levi, Richard Reed Parry, Bryce Dessner.
Marjorie Prime**
(US 2016)
In the near future an ageing widow copes with her remaining years with a computer hologram of her late husband from his younger days.
Coldly moving character drama (as most futuristic dramas have to be, it seems), quite well adapted from its stage origins without seeming too talky, relying on performances to sustain much of the sympathy, which they do successfully.
Written and Directed by: Michael Almereyeda, based on the play by Jordan Harrison.
Producers: Uri Singer, Daniel Turcan, Tal Vigderson.
Starring: Lois Smith, Geena Davis, Tim Robbins, Jon Hamm, Stephanie Andujar, Hannah Gross.
Photography: Sean Williams.
Music: Mica Levi, Richard Reed Parry, Bryce Dessner.
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