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Reviews Counted:8
Fresh:3
Rotten:5
Average Rating:5.2/10
Synopsis: Several Brooklyn couples and singles break up, argue, and connect over the course of one eventful evening in this dramedy.
Starring: Jason Liebrecht, Nicol Zanzarella, Erin Stacey Visslailli
Director: Matt Seitz
Watching their petty dramas unfold is remarkably like being a fly on the wall at a get-together that goes on too long but yields a couple of priceless anecdotes that make the experience seem worthwhile -- at least in the retelling.
An intimate, intoxicating chamber piece.
A wonderful debut feature from critic-turned-filmmaker Matt Zoller Seitz.
By the final fade-out, there have been only two or three resolutions, positive or negative, to the erotic and emotional alliances made during the party itself; the rest is mere flirting and self-promotion.
Top CriticYou've probably been to parties like this, even if you wish you hadn't: languid all-nighters filled with vaguely recognizable music and vaguely employed artists.
Top CriticIt's all terribly self-referential.
The people are mostly attractive, and the acting is credible, but the story goes absolutely nowhere
There's nothing especially new or interesting about the guests, the party or the movie.
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