Realização:
Lynn SheltonArgumento:
Andrea SeigelCâmara:
Benjamin KasulkeMúsica:
Benjamin GibbardElenco:
Chloë Grace Moretz, Keira Knightley, Sam Rockwell, Tiya Sircar, Ellie Kemper, Gretchen Mol, Mark Webber, Kaitlyn Dever, Daniel Zovatto, Jeff Garlin (mais)Sinopses(1)
Com demasiada qualificação e um emprego pouco estimulante, Megan (Keira Knightley) encontra-se, aos 28 anos, a viver uma crise de identidade. Enfrentando a vida adulta sem perspectivas de carreira, nenhuma motivação especial para pensar sobre o seu futuro e sem compromissos sérios, Megan mantêm-se confortavelmente uns passos atrás na idade , enquanto os seus amigos avançam e celebram o seu estatuto de adulto. Quando o seu namorado do liceu (Mark Webber) a pede em casamento, Megan entra em pânico e – aproveitando uma oportunidade inesperada para escapar por uma semana – esconde-se na casa da sua nova amiga Annika (Chloë Grace Moretz), de 16 anos, que vive com o seu pai, Craig (Sam Rockwell), um solteiro desencantado com a vida. (NOS Lusomundo Audiovisuais)
(mais)Críticas (2)
Afterward, where the film ultimately led, it all seemed a bit lengthy to me, as there wasn't a factual resolution to what Keira's character had been dealing with all along. However, in terms of relationships, it's interesting, and hearing Keira without an accent is also quite new. The accent suits her much better. Chloë once again only got minimal acting space, but in terms of time, she had quite a lot of presence elsewhere. Rockwell impressed me a lot.
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At first, Keira Knightley portrays a bit of a crazy girl of whom I didn’t know what to think at first glance. Later, she straightened herself up a bit and so did the movie, which subsequently became a typical American independent drama about a person’s life. It wasn’t bad but at the same time, it didn’t blow me away. However, I was surprised that they managed to sign such huge actors for this premise. But it is clear that not even these actors can salvage an otherwise mediocre script.
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