Tre (2007)

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A nihilistic slacker and an outspoken actress-turned-waitress seeking vengeance against her cheating husband find their lives forever changed when he uses his cunning to seduce her and test the loyalty of her best friend's husband. Tre is a hulking giant who uses his brains to seduce Nina, an… More A nihilistic slacker and an outspoken actress-turned-waitress seeking vengeance against her cheating husband find their lives forever changed when he uses his cunning to seduce her and test the loyalty of her best friend's husband. Tre is a hulking giant who uses his brains to seduce Nina, an actress who discovered her husband locking lips with another woman, and moved out of their house on principal. Now, as Nina's more stable friend Kakela watches the affair unfold, she begins to question the loyalty of her own fiancée Gabe. While Tre proposes an experiment that will determine Gabe's loyalty to Kakela once and for all, it may serve as the catalyst that could change the lives of everyone involved. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 27 min.
Directed By: Eric Byler
Genres: Art House & International, Drama

In Theaters: Apr 1, 2006 Wide
On DVD: May 6, 2008
Studio: Cinema Libre Studio

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Excellent, emotionally scathing story of love, relationships, and friendship. The characters are consistent and the story is coherent. The script and the direction never waver from drawing the audience into this eventual triangle of deceit and dark passions. This viewer fails to see… More
Excellent, emotionally scathing story of love, relationships, and friendship. The characters are consistent and the story is coherent. The script and the direction never waver from drawing the audience into this eventual triangle of deceit and dark passions. This viewer fails to see how this is a sequel to Charlotte Sometimes. There is no continuity of character or storyline here. It is, however another look at intimate relationships and how easily what seems to be happening on the surface can be a mask for one's true feelings. None of these characters come off as sympathetic. Each of them uses and is in turn used or abused by the other characters. No one is innocent and everyone of them bears scars. The acting from this no-name cast is adequate. The direction and script are what make this film extraordinary.