Look Both Ways is a fairly engaging movie that focuses on a set of people after a tumultuous train crash kills a person. There's the photographer covering the story, his editor, their wives, the train engineer, the widow of the deceased, and so on. They all intermingle with each other about, you know, life, death and so on. This whole plot is a familiar one, a good example of this would be Robert Altman's Short Cuts, only this time it takes place in Australia. Overall, I liked the movie, although it does'nt quite have the oomph it needs to really make an impact. The movie just sort of floats on by, The only saving grace is the hilarious animation that possesses a character's inner thoughts about death, but other then that, it's pretty unremarkable.
Review of Look Both Ways
