Ben Shenkman, Brian Tarantina, David Patrick Kelly
A tale of three women who have reached a turning point in their lives. Delia is a spirited, working-class woman from a small town in New York who leaves her abusive husband and sets out on a journey t...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 18, 2003
Stats: 95 reviews
It was intriguing to watch each story unfold and see the decision each character is faced with. You get a little back story on the character and watch them go through everything they need to in order to make that decision. True, there doesn't really seem to be much of a plot no...( read more)
Great work by all three actresses and often movies with seperate stories bother me.
superbemfeitinho. câmeras digitais sacolejantes com efeito "olha-só-o-que-eu-fiz-com-50-dólares". o mundo não despreza este filme tanto quanto eu achava (vendo pelas estrelinhas abaixo).
hmm... I'm curious.. I notice that the second story ties in with the third (Parker Posey turns off the news which has a story on the hit and run).. and I seem to recall that Kyra Sedgwick's character hears it as well, but what exactly IS the connection between them? Was the guy...( read more)
The 3 main actresses are among some of my favorite to watch, but it never really engaged me.
Does this movie have a real point? I mean, I know it's full of lessons and real life and morals and all that required crap, but is there any sort of plot whatsoever? It was really good, easy to watch, gritty, and real, almost like it was made with a home video camera, but I reall...( read more)
kyra sedgwick was bad in this. parker posey is ok. but the best is lou pucci he plays the runaway kid.
Those wondering if movies still have power to shock need only watch the first few minutes of Rebecca Miller's lovely, free-swinging film Personal Velocity. full review
My thoughts were focused on the characters. That is a compliment to Kuras and Miller. If I had been thinking about the visual medium, they would have been doing something wrong. full review
Velocity represents everything wrong with ''independent film'' as a commodified, sold-out concept on the American filmmaking scene. full review
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