Good Life

Name: Good Life
Genre: Drama
Released: April 15, 2022
Duration: 105 min
Cast: Adam Neill, Caleb Payne, Erica Wessels, Jennifer Steyn, Leon Clingman

2022

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Level 33 Entertainment | Release Date: April 15, 2022 | Not Rated

Starring: Adam Neill, Caleb Payne, Erica Wessels, Jennifer Steyn, Leon Clingman, Loulou Taylor, Marco Mintaka, Nicky Rebello, Robyn Scott, Sven Ruygrok

Summary: When Olive, 35, discovers her boyfriend cheating, she decides to escape to her family’s home in Greece to mend her broken heart. There she is met with hostility from the local villagers who band together to make her life unbearable. That’s when Olive meets Jet, a nine-year-old boy who comes to her rescue. He becomes her guide, negotiatorWhen Olive, 35, discovers her boyfriend cheating, she decides to escape to her family’s home in Greece to mend her broken heart. There she is met with hostility from the local villagers who band together to make her life unbearable. That’s when Olive meets Jet, a nine-year-old boy who comes to her rescue. He becomes her guide, negotiator and friend, teaching Olive how to live "The Good Life."… Expand

Director: Bonnie Rodini

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 105 min

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Movie Nation Roger Moore

Apr 27, 2022

Rondini does her best to give the picture “local color” — an octopus fished out of Homer’s “wine dark sea,” a town square that feels utterly Mediterranean. But there’s not enough “color,” jokes, romance, surprises or incidents — just the occasional accident — to animate this still-life. Read full review

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