Review: Amy Redford's The Guitar
Friday November 7, 2008
If you were told you had two months to live, how would you spend your final days? In Amy Redford's debut film The Guitar, a mousy young woman (Saffron Burrows) moves into a killer loft and starts shopping. Is she a reprehensible character? Surprisingly, no. Isaach De Bankolé and Paz de la Huerta co-star in this charming fairytale about life, death, and the power of the credit card. The Guitar opens today in limited release. Read Marcy's review.
Comments
Looks like a great film. And truthful–wouldn’t most of us go for beauty and comfort? I hope that it comes to a landmark near me for sure. Thanks for the great review.
jh
Great movie! It really makes you think about what is important in life.Can’t wait to see what Amy does next.
Thanks JH and Billy Biker.
I agree: Amy Redford is definitely a filmmaker to watch!
Marcy