Say When Review
Bundles of fun, lots of laughs, kind and loving, Say When is feel good and fabulous.
Trailer for ‘Say When’ starring Kiera Knightley
Having spent her twenties comfortably inert, 28 year old Megan (Keira Knightley) reaches a crisis when she finds herself squarely in adulthood with no career prospects, no particular motivation to pursue any and no one to relate to, including her high school boyfriend (Mark Webber).
New trailer for ‘Say When’ starring Keira Knightley
Lynn Shelton, whose unique directorial voice created such astutely observed comedies as YOUR SISTER'S SISTER and HUMPDAY, crafts a warm, funny romantic journey of three people who find their lives intertwined in sudden, unexpected ways, as they try to make their way in the imperfect reality of modern day life.
Lynn Shelton Interview – Touchy Feely
Lynn Shelton chats to me from Seattle, the setting of her new film, Touchy Feely. The film stars pleasingly familiar faces; Ron Livingston, Rosemarie Dewitt, Alison Janney, Josh Pike and Ellen Page.
Touchy Feely Review
Writer/director Lynn Shelton has had the critical acclaim deserving of her work, yet hasn’t quite yet gained the mainstream popularity that she’s worthy of.
Sundance London: Touchy Feely Review
A loose psychological character study, Touchy Feely looks at the lives of two unfulfilled siblings, a masseuse who becomes suddenly averse to touch (Rosemary DeWitt) and a dentist who, equally suddenly, finds his touch to be healing (Josh Pais.) With these sensory transformations as the catalyst, Shelton explores a disaffected family unit, (Ellen Page stars too as Pais’ son, and Scott McNairy as DeWitt’s boyfriend,) struggling to cope with the latent lack of fulfilment in all of their/our lives.