Fremont

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David L. @dnlamoureux 2d Slower than molasses at times, it was a fun watch. I love that her arc is dramatic and believable. The distinct supporting characters are very delightful. I'd recommend this to any intelligent, nature film fan. See more Kyle M Feb 15 Beneficially capture the topic’s surrounding meaningfulness without much leverage, and how it genuinely connects to the immigration experience in minimal examination, except those pleasant narrative traits are little portions in the monotonous void that prevented engagement albeit the agreeable empathetic direction. (B-) See more Alain E @AlainE Feb 8 Superb black and white cinematography. Unfortunately the script is not at the same level. I found quite funny the discussion about the cruelty of mousetraps between people who lived in a society that showed no compassion for other humans. Very strong performance from the beautiful protagonist. See more Pinoy Short R @emill_santos Nov 5 Sakto lang. Matagal tagal na din ako di nakakapanuod ng indie movie. Minsan mas ok pa un mga ganito kesa sa mainstream. Mas simple, mas nakakaaliw See more Julian Rex M @Julian_M Jul 4 Fremont's ambiguous thematic approach may frustrate some, but its deeply relevant, thoughtfully executed themes of loneliness, depression, and relationships are beautifully performed by a wonderfully matched ensemble cast. See more David F @dfulmer Mar 29 This is a very fine independent film about a young woman working in a fortune cookie factory in California after leaving her homeland, Afghanistan. It is quiet, reserved, and very well-made. The character portrayals are wonderful and it just has that great, quiet indie film spirit. See more Read all reviews

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