Lost Everything
Just finished watching "Lost Everything" released by Breaking Glass Pictures back in 2011.
While I still receive review copies of movies, books, music and audio drama CDs from time-to-time, I never make any direct promises as to when I will get around to reviewing a book, movie, music, and/or audio drama. Sometimes it does take me awhile to get around to actually to read, listen to, and/or watch - in this instance nearly 14 years. When you got over 1,500 DVDs that you haven't watched yet, it does take some time to watch them all.
And again, I must add another disclaimer - if you feel offended and/or morally outraged by anything I review, keep in mind that as long as the book, music, movie, audio drama isn't x-rated, I will review it with an open mind. If that offends you, feel free to move on, but if you post hateful comments on my social media, you will be blocked and reported.
"Lost Everything" was/is an independent movie that won at least four major awards at various film festivals. It is a modern day crime noir novel which centers on the arrival of actor Brian Brecht who arrives in Miami to promote and start production of his latest movie. Only Brecht has a secret that is only known to him and his agent/manager. He's deep in the closet, and his manager's acquisition of an actress/hooker to play the role of his girlfriend sets off a a chain of interconnected events that upends the lives of all those in his orbit with deadly consequences.
"Lost Everything" still holds up quite well, despite the passage of time since its initial release
Recommended.
Four Stars.
https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Everythin...
While I still receive review copies of movies, books, music and audio drama CDs from time-to-time, I never make any direct promises as to when I will get around to reviewing a book, movie, music, and/or audio drama. Sometimes it does take me awhile to get around to actually to read, listen to, and/or watch - in this instance nearly 14 years. When you got over 1,500 DVDs that you haven't watched yet, it does take some time to watch them all.
And again, I must add another disclaimer - if you feel offended and/or morally outraged by anything I review, keep in mind that as long as the book, music, movie, audio drama isn't x-rated, I will review it with an open mind. If that offends you, feel free to move on, but if you post hateful comments on my social media, you will be blocked and reported.
"Lost Everything" was/is an independent movie that won at least four major awards at various film festivals. It is a modern day crime noir novel which centers on the arrival of actor Brian Brecht who arrives in Miami to promote and start production of his latest movie. Only Brecht has a secret that is only known to him and his agent/manager. He's deep in the closet, and his manager's acquisition of an actress/hooker to play the role of his girlfriend sets off a a chain of interconnected events that upends the lives of all those in his orbit with deadly consequences.
"Lost Everything" still holds up quite well, despite the passage of time since its initial release
Recommended.
Four Stars.
https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Everythin...
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