2023 Directed by Max Schmitz, Dana Dveris
A film by Dana Dveris and Max Schmitz about a long distance couple falling out of love, set in Northern CA. Charlie and Avery meet once a month in a rural town between them in an attempt to preserve their love. Over the course of six trips to meet one another, long-held secrets bubble to the surface and their relationship will never be the same.
USA
USA
Famed film critic and casual acquaintance of one Matt Patches, David Ehrlich loves lesbians and movies about lesbians about as much as V.C. Andrews loves stories about incest and probably even more than Ayn Rand loves fountainheads and asking who John Galt is so the odds are pretty pretty pretty good that he will like this subtle and understated, conversational, contemplative and meditative, beautifully shot 1990s-set sapphic romance between a stunningly gorgeous redhead and a raven-haired Mila Kunis doppelganger that is a mix of "Carol" and an Agnes Varda film.
A truly beautiful and transformative slice of cinema.
To paraphrase another famous film critic named David, one David "Hip-Hop" Sims of The Atlantic, father of the boss baby and loving husband of Forky: "This movie owns bones!"
Indeed it does. Indeed it does.
i’m so glad i get to know people that make movies!
cinematography was phenomenal! 5.1 mix! such great direction moments (specifically the dance sequence in april)! the resource filmmaking as a whole is just incredibly inspiring to see.
congrats dana!!! (and max too haha)
SF Indiefest #2 [no star rating because I’m participating in the festival]
Beautifully shot, and a compelling exploration of a relationship falling apart through ellipses. The two leads played off each other well and there was some great imagery, like the two spectating a dancing old man at the park. Overall, a promising debut!
like walking into your childhood bedroom and seeing cracks in the ceiling. resonant and beautifully photographed, i liked this a lot :)
watched for sf indie fest. a good indie feature, but a bit slow in pacing for my liking. beautiful cinematography and that music 😩
