In John Cameron Mitchell’s latest film Rabbit Hole, a short amount of time in the life of a married couple who lost a child eight months earlier is examined. It’s a quiet portrait that, for the most part, doesn’t seek to explain, or resolve anything. It directly compares and contrasts several of the film’s characters, examining the ways they’ve found to mourn. We Got This Covered takes a look at the film, check out the review.
That Movie Podcast's Zack Shourds describes his 5th week in his quest to watch two movies a day during 2011. During each segment he reflects on the best, worst and weirdest of the week.
This week That Movie Podcast be reviewing Rabbit House. Their snob vs. slob debate will pit Solaris against Groundhog Day. In their drinking the cinematic Kool-aide segment they will be discussing Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas .
A powerful drama about the grieving process, one that shows respect for audiences and features powerful performances from its leads. One of the year's best. Full review by Chris Pandolfi.
