Thirteen Conversations About One Thing

This excellent film examines the intertwining lives of several seemingly unconnected characters and their search for happiness. At surface value, this is can be an entirely drab film, but put everything into the right context this could be the greatest film ever made for someone who thinks they're unhappy. The large cast with some recognizable faces (including Alan Arkin, John Turturro, Amy Irving, and Matthew McConaughey) is largely exceptional. The fact that the plot is told out of order makes it even more interesting. There should be more movies out there like this! My criticism is that this movie is too slow and not as inspired as it should have been.

Movie reviewed by Michael Lawrence

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Starring:

Matthew McConaughey, John Turturro, Amy Irving, Alan Arkin, Clea Duvall, Tia Texada, Frankie Faison, William Wise, Shawn Elliot

Directed by:

Jill Sprecher

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2002 drama

Rated R.

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Don Ignacio's score: B+

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