Kimberly Oja, Nat Christian, John Kassir
If you believe in something strong enough, and hold on to it before time passes, it can be real. Black Racklin has everything in life to live for, but he's dead...emotionally, that is. He has dreams o...( read more
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Directed by: Edward Asner, Joan Van Ark, Kimberly Oja, Nat Christian, Taylor Negron
Release Date: January 1, 2007
DVD Release Date: January 22, 2008
Stats: 17 reviews
Flixster Reviews (17)
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September 2, 2009
Channels is a sweet romantic movie that hits hard with the theme of trying to outsmart the concept of a passage of time. Our hero blows it when it comes to taking an action with matters regarding love. Then he tries to recapture something.
Actor-writer-director, Nat Christian ...( read more) -
August 17, 2009
I'm thinking about all of the good, really good independent movies that are out there and that I have probably missed.
Fortunately I didn't miss this one. A friend saw it at a festival and he ordered it.
It is a remarkable film, in that it plays like a romantic comedy, but...( read more) -
August 8, 2009
Like a good book I was totally absorbed in this film.
All of the actors are excellent. The main character is played with such naturalness by Nat Christian that you feel you are peeking in on the guy. Ed Asner has some really funny moments, and I saw a side of him that I have...( read more) -
July 15, 2009
I fell in love with this. I thought it was going to be a light romantic comedy (that is what I was settling in for), and it is, but then a simple, yet deep, philosophy sneaks up.
The actors are very "real" in this movie. It's a style that one would find in some European movies...( read more) -
April 9, 2009
A very unique movie. Directed from the heart by actor-writer-director Nat Christian. He also plays the lead with a fiercely honest, albeit, subtle performance. His co-star, Kim Oja greatly demonstrates both comedic as well as dramatic talents
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January 8, 2009
Great independent film.
Romantic and funny.
The lead actors are great to look at! Chemistry, sexy and lots of fun.
All of the actors are great.
Great direction.
Great music.
Great look. -
January 8, 2009
This movie was fun. No, it was romantic. No, it was thought provoking and bittersweet. No, wait, it was... delicious.
"Channels" was masterfully written and directed by Nat Christian. Christian obviously had a clear and passionate vision and directed it with a light but very...( read more)
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