Language Lessons

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Joan 09/18/2021 Surprisingly complex & emotional. Not what you would think after the initial lighthearted beginning. Absolutely loved it. See more Noel 09/17/2021 Really a quality film,well directed and acted See more Linda M 12/05/2024 Loved this film. Took me a minute to get into it but the script, the acting, the originality so, so great that I found I could not turn away. Fully engaged the whole film, and then I loved ending. Extremely well done. I know I will cry at the end no matter how many times I watch this. See more Don A 02/25/2024 This movie relies on the performance of two and only two actors. That could be an issue but the performances and writing carry this movie seemingly effortlessly. Rather than getting tired of the scenes between Morales and Duplass, I actually looked forward to the next exchange between them. See more dave d 04/03/2023 Mark Duplass and Natalie Morales collaborated on a charming film that is fairly predictable, but carried by the strength of the writing and performances of the duo. This is a covid-19 webcam film that isn't about covid. The concept and filming took place in lockdown/covid periods, but this film has no mention of either. Overall, it is an endearing movie that flies by and is well executed by Morales in her directorial debut. Final Score: 6.9/10 See more Wayne M @Wayne93 04/03/2023 Language Lessons is a perfectly formed small film. A film about human connections, beautifully acted and written. An absolute two hander, this film was created during the pandemic but doesn't suffer at all from its small nature. Mark Duplass and Natalie Morales wrote this film together and are the stars as well. Morales was also the director and has done a great job. Adam is surprised by his boyfriend when he is given Spanish lessons. Adam actually speaks quite good Spanish so it's more of a brush up. His teacher is Carina and she is based in Costa Rica so lessons are conducted via Zoom. But despite the distance they have an instant connection and form a bond. Slowly they learn more about each other and become even closer when tragedy occurs. The two leads have great chemistry and turns this small film into a beautifully observed film about human connections and vulnerability. See more Read all reviews

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