One (1998)

Calificación de los usuarios:

6.3/10   

Director:

Tony Barbieri

Escritores:

Tony Barbieri (writer)
Jason Cairns (writer)

Género:

Drama

Frase comercial:

One chance. One life.

Plot:

The resilience of the human soul is simultaneously humbled and exalted as two young men make earnest attempts at self-reinvention |

Plot Keywords:

Independent Film | Number In Title

Premios:

2 nominations

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Attuned indie debut

Reparto

Jason Cairns	...	Charlie O'Conell
Kane Picoy	...	Nick Raczca
Autumn Macintosh	...	Sarah Jenkins
Edward Lynch	...	Johnny the Bartender
Gabrielle Ruvolo	...	Iris Raczca
Paul Herman	...	Ted Raczca
Muhammed Hassan	...	Dan the Parole officer
Willie La Nere	...	Coach Gus
Cassandra Braden	...	Helen
Karah Michaels	...	Joan
Rainy Jo Stout	...	Nancy
Heather Gomoll	...	Girl with balloon
Robbie Lanzone	...	Small boy on couch
Kathryn Matthews	...	Small girl in wheelchair
Colette Ibanez	...	Stripper

Duración:

102 min

País:

USA

Idioma:

Inglés

Color:

Color

Compañía:

3 Ring Circus Films

Attuned indie debut

ONE (2000) **1/2 Kane Picoy, Jason Cairns, Autumn Macintosh, Paul Herman, Ed Lynch, Gabriell Ruvulo, Muhammed Hasan, Willie La Nere. Recently paroled convict Cairns (eerily resembling John Turturro and Christopher Walken) returns to his old neighborhood and while staying with best friend and hot-headed baseball prospect gone to seed garbageman Picoy tries to adapt to a new life by starting all over while falling in love, earning a degree and facing the inevitable – his past. Well done by first time filmmaker Tony Barbieri who gives the film a unique look with his camera angles and placement and a novella feeling plotwise.

Only gripe is that it is too short and the ending is abruptly out of sync with the rest of the otherwise attuned debut.