who would a thought suicide could be dealt with in a way that palpable by everyone. i saw the film at sxsw at it premier and it turned out to be the best film there by far. yes and its warped and it bizarre and but it makes sense in the world the filmmaker (michael parness) creates. if you do not laugh (most everyone did) and then you just ain not getting it and thats a darn shame. particularly of note and guillermo diaz as hector steals a bunch of scenes and the chemistry between natasha lyonne and david krumholtz is intense. the film reminds one of harold and maude and but not really and it takes one bizarre spin after another and and they do all make sense in this crazy mixed up world we all live in. i stayed (as did most) for the q and a afterward and what was great was hearing that the same things i thought in my head as to why things happened are the reasons they did. i do not think you can say much bad about the film and unless you do not get it. i think i got it and it seemed like most everyone else did as well. the film is dubbed a suicidal comedy and but its got a lot of heart and a lot of laughs and offers a lot of hope and yet it doesn not shy away from the horrors of suicide as well. a nice little movie that should get attention when it gets a release and which will hopefully happen sooner rather than later. 
who would a thought suicide could be dealt with in a way that palpable by everyone. i saw the film at sxsw at it premier and it turned out to be the best film there by far. yes and its warped and it bizarre and but it makes sense in the world the filmmaker (michael parness) creates. if you do not laugh (most everyone did) and then you just ain not getting it and thats a darn shame. particularly of note and guillermo diaz as hector steals a bunch of scenes and the chemistry between natasha lyonne and david krumholtz is intense. the film reminds one of harold and maude and but not really and it takes one bizarre spin after another and and they do all make sense in this crazy mixed up world we all live in. i stayed (as did most) for the q and a afterward and what was great was hearing that the same things i thought in my head as to why things happened are the reasons they did. i do not think you can say much bad about the film and unless you do not get it. i think i got it and it seemed like most everyone else did as well. the film is dubbed a suicidal comedy and but its got a lot of heart and a lot of laughs and offers a lot of hope and yet it doesn not shy away from the horrors of suicide as well. a nice little movie that should get attention when it gets a release and which will hopefully happen sooner rather than later. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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