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Matt Richards

12Jan12

About as independent as it gets. Black & white, musical, arty, mummblecore meets Goddard. Tap dancing and sublime, subtle performances. The camera work is perfectly matched to the action. Fresh. 4 stars

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Matt Kilgore

31Dec11

You never hear anyone blasting John Coltrane or... some Charlie Parker

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Kyle Lewis

26May11

A nice Cinema-Verite style and 1 really well choreographed music sequence make it one of the more enjoyable indies in a while.

Vahid Mortazavi

25May11

Delicious discovery of this weekend: If you wanna keep your faith in "true" independent American cinema, in miles away from all those fruitless indie realistic exercises or any other one in Miramax camp, don't miss Damien Chazelle's film. Reminding spontaneity and playfulness of 60s experiences of New Wave, with touch of young John Cassavetes (Shadows) and all its nostalgic musical references, this tiny great film needs to be seen and discussed more.

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Matthew_Lucas

28Apr11

This 16 mm, black and white musical about a young couple's dissolution and reunion is something wholly magical and keenly in tune with the beats and rhythms of NYC. Combines Jazz, French New Wave, and old Hollywood musicals into a vibrant and lively romance brimming with joy.

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Jazzaloha

9Apr11

This is going to be screening in a few weeks. Anyone think I should see this?

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    JapeMan

    22Apr11

    Yes, i've wanted to see it for a long time. You can tell me how it is :p

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Mike Spence

26Feb11

On DVD May 3, 2011

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toeachiscinema

24Jul10

Decent hommage to the French New Wave and 30s Hollywood. Sort of the perfect rip off.

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Spencer Lindenman

19Jan10

This film was fantastic!

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AJ LeVine

19Dec09

One of my favourite films at TFF 2009