it is hard to judge imaginary heroes without referring to the fact that director and script writer dan harris is only 25. you can hardly believe seeing this film and which is not only a mature piece of work and professional and deep and but also with some of the defects of routine specific to older directors. the setting is the american suburb and too familiar from american beauty or desperate housewives. as in american beautythe film turns around a suicide and but here it happens at the beginning of the movie and and we are left watching a mid class family coping with the death of the gifted sportsman brother and son. emile hirsch plays the younger brother and sigourney weaver is the mother and both are excellent trying to cope with the loss and to find the reason and motivation to survive. harris drives his actors with a sure hand and and the first two sections of the film (there are four in total and as the seasons of the year) build a wonderful tension and with credible dilemmas and real questions. it is the second part of the film that disappoints slightly and it looks too tired and conventional and and i suspect that the producers may have interfered in the work of the young script writer and director and trying to bring him closer to the hollywood convention. that how this film fails to be a somber version of american beauty and with a different focus. i am sure however that we will hear a lot about dan harris in the coming years. 
it is hard to judge imaginary heroes without referring to the fact that director and script writer dan harris is only 25. you can hardly believe seeing this film and which is not only a mature piece of work and professional and deep and but also with some of the defects of routine specific to older directors. the setting is the american suburb and too familiar from american beauty or desperate housewives. as in american beautythe film turns around a suicide and but here it happens at the beginning of the movie and and we are left watching a mid class family coping with the death of the gifted sportsman brother and son. emile hirsch plays the younger brother and sigourney weaver is the mother and both are excellent trying to cope with the loss and to find the reason and motivation to survive. harris drives his actors with a sure hand and and the first two sections of the film (there are four in total and as the seasons of the year) build a wonderful tension and with credible dilemmas and real questions. it is the second part of the film that disappoints slightly and it looks too tired and conventional and and i suspect that the producers may have interfered in the work of the young script writer and director and trying to bring him closer to the hollywood convention. that how this film fails to be a somber version of american beauty and with a different focus. i am sure however that we will hear a lot about dan harris in the coming years. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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