Fourplay

I liked this movie a lot. Great acting with a some of the most realistic dialogue I've heard in a film recently. Reminded me of a Woody Allen flick. Nice camera work with the whole film being done in one take. I get the reviewers who think it's a gimmick, but I can only imagine how difficult it is to pull that off. Really felt like a fly on the wall in this complex relationship drama. Worth a watch.

This film is riveting from beginning to end, the cast has so much human, raw, emotional depth it speaks volumes to the quality of this piece. An Indie Gem. I recommend this film highly , Stefano

I don't mind talky films as long as there is something interesting in all that talking. But this film just drones on and on and on with nothing particularly interesting said. The attempt to wrap it up in the last 10 minutes is forced and obvious. Ultimately a very long and shallow experience.

One take shot been popular in recent years. Hill house ep5, a japan zombie movie did a great job but definitely not this one. Just 4 people interacting in an apartment and no difficulties filming in this movie at all. Storyline turn me down the most. I understand it try to make a scene but sooooo ridiculous. The black white coloring cuz poor lighting as one camera man, no lighting man. Rate 3 as the one take shot and no big mistake I seen. One second maybe a actor mistakenly look at the camera man.

This movie just would not start. It dragged and dragged. The story was disjointed. It was just all out boring. I know there is not much you can do with four people placed in an apartment but they could have tried a bit more.