32 Weeks

The film follows Cole, a young women who suffers from Amnesia and is trying to remember her past life through her experiences and two men who were both more than friends at one point. It's a fascinating concept dealing with memory loss and how this can effect someones entire life and how she has to re-learn who she is and who she was. The film while initially charming and entirely innocent quickly subverts your expectations and delivers something far more interesting. The film looks beautiful and the editing and montages are an absolute masterclass in storytelling. This is a film that will likely stay you your head long after being viewed excellent movie.

This film goes places. What ostensibly begins as a touching drama dealing with the effect of memory loss on a once blossoming love, gives way to a darker mystery that keeps you hooked until the credits roll. The story is tightly scripted, and the cast was spot on, with natural and powerful performances throughout, especially from Nicole Souza, who manages to be both charming and harrowing at once. Highly recommend.

I was pleaseantly surprised my 32 weeks. Beautifully shot and acted. A car accident leaves a young woman with amnesia. This film looks like it's going in one direction and surprises the audience. The films plays with memory, emotion, longing, and love. I highly recommend it.

Starts out by channelling the spirit of that other seminal Los Angeles-set romantic indie 'In Search of a Midnight Kiss', but then subverts your expectations in a deliciously unexpected way. Definitely worth a watch.

I called the ending a little over halfway through, but only because I was really working it out as I was watching it... this can certainly be considered a twist ending (no spoilers)! Expertly crafted and performed, this is indie filmmaking at its best!

32 Weeks is fast paced, well shot and had more than one surprising twist that I didn't expect! Lots of on location shooting around LA which I love. Gives the film a sense of realty and also gets bonus points for having locations I've been myself.Great musical score too.