This is one of my favourite films, I have seen it twice. Having lived in Adelaide until I was 22 I can say it captures the city and nature of the residents in a very thoughtful and complete manner. Remarkable film in its understated style and ability to convey feeling with little effort. Is awkward at times but this tends to add to the charm, like meeting an old friend after many years. My Year Without Sex is also worth seeing, though I didn't enjoy it as much it is still a very good film. Hopefully more and more people will begin to realise that wonderful films can be made on small budgets and without resorting to masses of computer generated scenes. Maybe directors will once again trust actors to bring intelligent contributions to the film and allow them to navigate their own way through the development of a character. It seemed the actors found their own ways of playing these characters and hence they were given dimensions that are never evident in many other films.
Review of Look Both Ways
