I Will Make You Mine

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Kevin L @Lakeman Jul 17, 2022 This is more like it. Lynn Chen, reprising her role of Rachel from "Daylight Savings", wrote and directed this sequel of sorts, continuing the trials and musical tribulations of three women and their much loved friend Goh. They all three have love of one kind or another for him, but they're all a mess of varying wants, needs, expectations, delusions, pain and joy. That includes Goh himself, played again by Goh Nakamura. Chen took all that really worked in the first film, written and directed by Dave Boyle, and weaves those stories into a convincing, authentic film that sees them all years later, as a death in Erica's family brings her and Goh, their young daughter in tow, back to L.A. The acting is still impressive; no drop off there. Chen also was wise enough to shoot this movie in black-and-white, as the first film was shot. I very much appreciate the specific actions, dialogue, and emotions Chen chose to use to show just how idiosyncratic, neurotic, desperate, and absurd human beings truly are when trying to fix what they believe, assume, or know to be keeping them from the happiness and peace of mind they need/deserve. It's a delight. 3.8 stars See more spencer p @s_plewe Dec 15, 2021 Directed from a woman's perspective of the aftermath of a musician's search for love, this third film following "Surrogate Valentine" and "Daylight Savings" is well-written based on those previous films, and rightfully solid on how much of a closer it should be. See more Jun 27, 2020 a very entertaining watch! See more May 26, 2020 Loved it. Beautifully shot and good music! See more May 26, 2020 An achingly beautiful film -- artfully orchestrated by human emotion. See more Read all reviews

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