When he accompanies his friend Luis (David Andro) to open mic night at a music and poetry club, Gregory (Joseph Fuoco) rediscovers his passion for the art, which so far he has supressed other than strumming on the guitar for a bit. But as he decides to write a song and eventually present it to the world, he has to go through a lot of emotional baggage first, has to go through a lot of emotinal ups and downs, to a point where his wife (Constance Reshey) and son (Mahdi Shaji) start to worry - but it might just be worth it in the end ...

A very nice little movie that manages to be touching ... because it doesn't try too hard to be. Instead it combines different motives - the creative process, a (late) midlife crisis, finding oneself and one's passion - in a well-structured and told story, carried by a very competent cast and a subtle direction.

Well worth a look!

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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