Myth

2020
1 Std. 29 Min.

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5,1/10

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Synopsis: A lonely young man (Justin Andrew Davis) encounters his idol JP Smith (Nicholas Tucci), the strange and elusive director of his favorite film "Myth"; recruiting him for a new project that will send his life spiraling into chaos. Co-starring: Sadie Scott, Alex Beechko, Connor Dylan, and Morgan Nichols.

Written and Directed by Brian DiLorenzo

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuIn the depths of quiet suburbia, a lonely young man encounters his idol, the strange and elusive director behind his favorite film "Myth," recruiting him for a project that will upheave his ... Alles lesenIn the depths of quiet suburbia, a lonely young man encounters his idol, the strange and elusive director behind his favorite film "Myth," recruiting him for a project that will upheave his life and send it spiraling into chaos.In the depths of quiet suburbia, a lonely young man encounters his idol, the strange and elusive director behind his favorite film "Myth," recruiting him for a project that will upheave his life and send it spiraling into chaos.

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5,1/10

152

IHRE BEWERTUNG

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Alex's house featured in the film was in real life, writer/director Brian DiLorenzo's childhood home and Alex's father was portrayed by Brian's actual father.

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8/10

A great little indie gem

Myth has an interesting (if unsettling) premise and is anchored by Nicholas Tucci's performance. Indie movies can be an acquired taste but I was pleasantly surprised this time as I was sucked in by the story. I seem to have thing for movies within a movie. Some of my favorites include Fellini's "8 1/2", Truffaut's "Day for Night," and even Tom DiCillo's "Living in Oblivion." That being said, Myth was right up my alley. I also think the overall aesthetic, including cinematography and production design, are solid. The pace is a bit slow but feels appropriate for the narrative. Overall, a great little indie.