An agoraphobic man sits in his bathtub contemplating suicide as he narrates a series of flashbacks that explain his current state of mind.
This film was very well done. It started out funny, & grew more & more serious as the story went along. Leo was a very likeable character, making it easy to sympathize with him. Carly, Leo's girlfriend, & even Joe, the landlord, were more complex than it might seem.
Interesting fact: Pascale Bussières, the actress who plays Carly, sang the song over the closing credits.
I saw this film as part of the Sedona International Film Festival.
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Sunday, March 1, 2009
Nothing Really Matters (Canada, 2008)
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