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Reviews Counted:14
Fresh:4
Rotten:10
Average Rating:4.3/10
Theatrical Release:Feb 28, 2003 Limited
Synopsis: Self-absorbed New Age composer Lucien (Andrew Borba) feels overshadowed by the talent and fame of his "improv" violinist wife Gypsy (Annunziata Gianzero), so she abandons her music to placate him,... [More]
Starring: Andrew Borba, Annunziata Gianzero, Thomas Jay Ryan, Michael DeLuise
Director: Mark Wilkinson
A small but bracing breath of fresh air; if a little under-told, its problems at least stem from a creative gait that’s refreshingly out of lockstep with the Hollywood-ized regurgitation of indie film convention.
A husband's jealousy, a brother's fury make for a good story marred by a woefully inadequate budget.
A flawed but ultimately worthwhile first directorial effort.
If [Wilkinson] is at times arty and self-conscious, he shows promise as a deep-digging and personal filmmaker.
Top CriticThe story is so crowded with incident and implication as to be both nonsensical and impossible to act, so the actors, when they are not bursting into fits of temper, smile mysteriously.
Top CriticIt'd be a far more interesting movie without the detective...it's a conventional, commercial cop/killer movie when he's on screen and an edgy, passionate one without him.
Writer-director Mark Wilkinson gracefully elides backstories while arranging his converging narratives into a neat fugue, but the overall preciousness of his conception is suffocating.
A beautiful to look at thriller/drama, but lacking a good story to go with its gorgeous Cape Cod winter setting.
Like an old relative you haven't seen in ten years, you know the story of Dischord, but enough has changed to make for an interesting visit.
The wintery New England landscape is the most striking thing about the film, but it's not interesting enough to justify watching it for 100 minutes.
A disappointing hodgepodge that fails to tie up its conflicting strands of family drama and suspense thriller.
A hackneyed, by-the-numbers race against the clock to stop a serial killer from striking again.
An atmospheric but insufferably soapy drama.
Top CriticA bunch of loosely gathered storylines strung together with mostly rote dialogue, stilted performances and a disquieting sense of meaninglessness.
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