Director:
Sean MewshawGuión:
Desiree Van TilCámara:
Seamus TierneyMúsica:
Daniel HartReparto:
Rebecca Hall, Jason Sudeikis, Dianna Agron, Joe Manganiello, Blythe Danner, Maggie Castle, Pepper Binkley, Richard Masur, Griffin Dunne, Mary-Bonner Baker (más)Streaming (1)
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Hannah (Rebecca Hall) intenta recomponerse tras la muerte de su marido, un famoso cantante folk, escribiendo una biografía sobre él. Andrew, un atrevido escritor de Nueva York, la contacta para aportar su propia versión de la vida y muerte del músico. Entre ambos surgirá una relación muy especial, que les ayudará a pasar página y disfrutar de nuevo, de la vida. (DeAPlaneta)
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A slightly more serious romance, or a romance with humor that's not intrusive but rather pleasant, all based on the fact that one person has died and his wife, along with another man, wants to write something about him. And he spends basically every moment with her, just to show that maybe the biography isn't really the point. Jason Sudeikis was once again very tolerable for me.
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A romance about loss of loved ones and the later search for anything that could firmly push us somewhere else in life are some of my favorite themes, and Tumbledown, as one of the most honest representatives of this subgenre in recent times, therefore brought me immense joy. The closed-off Rebecca Hall and the infectiously enthusiastic Jason Sudeikis are both actors I believe in that subtle soul-wounding, even in the most fleeting glance. And with a bit of luck, Daniel Hart could go quite far with his moody soundtracks.
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