Particles of Truth

Name: Particles of Truth
Genre: Drama
Released: September 17, 2004
Duration: 101 min
Rating: 48

2004

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Dada Films | Release Date: September 17, 2004 | R

Summary: A story about life, love and the fear of failing. Compressed into an intense 48 hour period leading up to a young artist's first big show, this story of love and self-awareness takes us on an emotional ride, right up to its riveting conclusion. (Matter Productions)

Director: Jennifer Elster

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: R

Runtime: 101 min

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Eric Campos

Very unusual that a film focusing on characters this miserable can be so uplifting, but here it is, and it's damn fine. Read full review

Ronnie Scheib

A believable romantic comedy. Read full review

Robert Dominguez

If ever a cast of characters needed a good dose of Prozac - or maybe just a hug - it's in this downbeat, low-budget indie. Read full review

Frank Scheck

It ultimately lacks the singularity to make it stand out among the glut of similarly themed entries. Read full review

David Sterritt

This uneven drama might have been more effective if someone with more on-screen charisma than writer-director Elster had played the main character. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Ken Fox

Though many of the risks she takes don't pay off, Elster's film contains a number of stylishly staged set pieces. Read full review

Lou Lumenick

One of those painfully earnest -- and pretentious -- little indies in which a pair of emotional cripples neatly resolve all of their problems within 48 hours of meeting each other. Read full review

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brittanym

Jul 21, 2007

this film is powerful in its attempt to push self confidence, and self awareness to the forefront. the believably demure sense of Liliy is beautifuly portrayed and gale Harold's version of Morrison is brought to life by awkward silences and gorgeous facial expressions...

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DanaB

Jul 31, 2009

I loved this movie. It was great considering it was independent and Jennifer Elster directed, wrote and acted in it! Gale Harold is a great actor also and the portrayal of the characters came across well. The story was depressing but sort of uplifting in a way.

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