Chilean writer and director Ché Sandoval makes his feature debut with this character study about a angst ridden teenager as he deals with love, heartbreak and friendship through several encounters that's full of contradictions reflecting the turmoils of adolescence. Sandoval relies too much on the dialogue to get his points across which is the downside of the film. The young and talented cast have the necessary charm that the film relies heavily on. YRCinema's coverage of the San Francisco International Film Festival.
Monday, May 3, 2010
You Think You’re the Prettiest, but You Are the Sluttiest
Chilean writer and director Ché Sandoval makes his feature debut with this character study about a angst ridden teenager as he deals with love, heartbreak and friendship through several encounters that's full of contradictions reflecting the turmoils of adolescence. Sandoval relies too much on the dialogue to get his points across which is the downside of the film. The young and talented cast have the necessary charm that the film relies heavily on. YRCinema's coverage of the San Francisco International Film Festival.
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