Dischord

Name: Dischord
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Released: February 28, 2003
Duration: 102 min
Rating: 14
Cast: Annunziata Gianzero, Richard Bakalyan, Thomas Jay Ryan

2003

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Facets Multimedia Distribution | Release Date: February 28, 2003

Starring: Annunziata Gianzero, Richard Bakalyan, Thomas Jay Ryan

Summary: Gypsy's music rocked the world until the alternative rock violin star inexplicably disappears. Soured by the industry's commercialism, Gypsy (Gianzero) slips away with her husband, Lucian (Borba), a famous New Age composer, to the desolate environs of off-season Cape Cod. While Gypsy searches for personal and creative peace, the couple'sGypsy's music rocked the world until the alternative rock violin star inexplicably disappears. Soured by the industry's commercialism, Gypsy (Gianzero) slips away with her husband, Lucian (Borba), a famous New Age composer, to the desolate environs of off-season Cape Cod. While Gypsy searches for personal and creative peace, the couple's retreat is disrupted by the unexpected arrival of Lucian's estranged brother, Jimmy (Ryan). (Artistic License Films)… Expand

Director: Mark Wilkinson

Genre(s): Drama, Thriller

Runtime: 102 min

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Kevin Thomas

This premise is ripe with possibilities, but in an apparent -- and definitely misguided -- attempt to make his movie more commercial, Wilkinson has made the younger brother a murderer on the run. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

Unfortunately, the mystery isn't mysterious and the characters are caricatures; the wintery New England landscape is the most striking thing about the film, but it's not interesting enough to justify watching it for 100 minutes. Read full review

Mark Olsen

A disappointing hodgepodge that fails to tie up its conflicting strands of family drama and suspense thriller. Read full review

David Ng

Writer-director Mark Wilkinson gracefully elides backstories while arranging his converging narratives into a neat fugue, but the overall preciousness of his conception is suffocating. Read full review

Megan Lehmann

The promising tension between Gypsy and the arrogant Lucian never amounts to much, and the climax is comically melodramatic. Read full review

Dana Stevens

The story is so crowded with incident and implication as to be both nonsensical and impossible to act, so the actors, when they are not bursting into fits of temper, smile mysteriously. Read full review

Jack Mathews

The only good thing about this on-the-fly, low-budget quickie is its Cape Cod setting and the in-focus cinematography of Ernst Kubitza. Very pretty. Otherwise, it is a speechifying bore. Read full review

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