Director:
Scott CoffeyGuión:
Scott CoffeyCámara:
Scott CoffeyMúsica:
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Naomi Watts, Chevy Chase, Scott Coffey, Keanu Reeves, Mark Pellegrino, Samantha Shelton, Brian McCardie, Robert Mailhouse, Kate Garwood, Bret Domrose (más)Sinopsis(1)
A hilarious comic portrait of a young woman's struggle for integrity, happiness and a Hollywood acting career. (Strand Releasing)
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Una película independiente basada en sentimientos sobre una actriz a tientas y la Ciudad de los Ángeles. No puedo negar que me aburrí en algunos lugares y me reí en otros. Es realista, no anda con rodeos y sube y baja con Naomi Watts, que actúa como si aquí la vida dependiera de eso. Parece un poco un diario ficticio de una actriz de los descansos en el rodaje de Mulholland Dr..
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I haven’t seen such an amateurishly shot movie in a really long time. While Naomi Watts has already shown that she can be completely ordinary, her performance in this movie almost went against the film-making craft. The most exciting scene of this movie was definitely the one of Naomi sitting on the toilet.
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The positive aspect of the film about outsider actors who sweep every audition in the hope that the production will notice them and open the door to their dream fame is the participation of Naomi Watts, who is not only an excellent actress but also feels at home in these waters - simply put, she knows exactly what the film is about. Her colleagues do the same, as each one of them acts with enthusiasm. Ellie Parker is a typical indie film, maybe too independent, and it is one of those that seem to have been written on the spot in collaboration with the entire crew. It contains a number of interesting and relevant moments, as well as helpless passages and even situations that go below the level of general taste, such as the scene with blue vomit. Overall impression: 60%.
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