Sonhos à Deriva
Realização:
William H. MacyCâmara:
Eric LinMúsica:
Eef BarzelayElenco:
Miles Heizer, Aly Lovelace, Billy Crudup, Casey Twenter, Jamie Chung, Felicity Huffman, Selena Gomez, Kate Micucci, William H. Macy, Anton Yelchin (mais)Conteúdos(1)
Sam, um executivo publicitário de sucesso, entra em colapso e fica à deriva após a morte inesperada do seu filho. Ancorado no seu veleiro, Sam definha enquanto afoga a dor em álcool. Um dia, descobre uma caixa do seu filho cheia de letras e demos musicais. O talento que descobre é para Sam uma revelação chocante. Dedica-se então a aprender cada canção, até ao momento que encontra coragem para tocar num bar. Entretanto, Quentin, um jovem músico que assiste à actuação, fica cativado pelo que ouve e acaba por convidá-lo a formar uma banda. (NOS Lusomundo Audiovisuais)
(mais)Vídeos (2)
Críticas (1)
It’s actually quite a small-scale movie depicting a life of a very ordinary person who is a part of this world just like me or the person reading this review. In any case, the humanity that William H. Macy shot this movie with is making it completely unique. The music is absolutely amazing and Bully Crudup along with Miles Heizer are outright showing off. And the unexpected mini-roles performed by Laurence Fishburne or Macy himself are sure to bring you joy. Personally, I was happy to finally see someone order wheat beer in an American bar in an American movie. A big thumbs up for Billy Crudup; he gets that it’ll give you a better buzz than a classic Bud Light. And maybe he even likes the taste, but he didn’t really tell us. What he did tell us, however, was all about his life after his son’s death. And the final scene was a cherry on top that underlined his life up until that point. It was a joy to watch the tense ending. I’d compare it to Whiplash which made me lose sleep because of how full of emotions I was; it was the same here.
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